burst

UK:  [bɜːst]

US:  [bɜː(r)st]

第三人称单数：bursts  现在分词：bursting  

n.

1.(情感的)迸发

2.爆炸,爆发;释放,骤增

3.爆发期

4.一阵(突然的,短暂的)噪音或声音

5.一梭子,点射

v.

1.破裂,胀破;爆炸,炸开

2.冲进

3.突破,崛起

1 . I'm now in my 80s, but whenever I think of that look on Dad's face, my heart still feels as if it will swell up and burst.
现在，我已经80多岁了，但是每当我回想起我爸当时的面部表情，我就感到我的心仍然在膨胀着，像是要胀裂一样。

2 . With a burst of adrenaline, Endris thrust his head above the surface, gasping for air.
随着肾上腺素的爆发，Endris努力使头浮出水面，呼吸空气。

3 . Annette sank into a chair, and, leaning her forehead on her two fists, burst into passionate weeping.
安耐特颓然跃进一把椅子里，用两只拳头顶着脑门儿，突然撕心裂肺地哭了起来。

4 . Well, after a brief burst of virtue (relative at least to years of mindless splurging), Western savings ratios are creeping lower again.
唉，在经历了短暂的浪子回头后（至少相对于以往多年没心没肺的大肆挥霍），西方国家的储蓄率又再度缓慢下行。

5 . Into the garden among the chrysanthemums burst Ruoyouruowu fragrance gently descend quickly to me.
步入田园之中，一阵若有若无的菊花清香轻轻地向我扑来。