burst
/bɜːst/ verb (past tense and past participle burst)Translation
› [I, T] If a container bursts, or if you burst it, it breaks suddenly, so that what is inside it comes out.
patla(t)mak, yar(ıl)mak, patlayıp param parça olmak
A water pipe burst and flooded the cellar.1972 burst in/out/through, etc › to move somewhere suddenly and forcefully
bir yere/yerden aniden ve zor kullanarak girmek, hareket etmek, çıkmak, geçmek
Three masked men burst into the shop.16321613 burst into flames › to suddenly start burning
aniden tutuşmak, yanmaya başlamak
1286 burst into laughter/tears, etc › to suddenly start laughing/crying, etc
birden göz yaşına boğulmak, gülmeye başlamak, ağlamak
She burst into tears and ran away.10751077 burst open › to open suddenly and with force
pat/güm diye birden bire açılmak
1972 be bursting with confidence/joy, etc › to be full of an emotion or quality
...ile dolu olmak, neşe/güven dolu olmak, duygu yüklü olmak
She was bursting with pride.2126 be bursting to do sth informal › to want to do something very much
burst out phrasal verb bir şeyi yapmayı çok istemek, can atmak
I was bursting to tell him about the party.928 › to suddenly say something loudly
birşeyi aniden yüksek sesle söyleyivermek
'Don't go!' he burst out.1186 burst out laughing/crying › to suddenly start laughing/crying: I walked in and everyone burst out laughing.10751077
(Definition of burst verb from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
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