burst

burst
past tense, past participle; see burst
burst vb reventar / romperse
the balloon will burst if you blow it up too much el globo reventará si lo hinchas demasiado
to burst into tears romper a llorar
to burst out laughing echarse a reír
El pasado y participio pasado de burst es burst
burst
tr[bɜːst]
noun
1 (of balloon, pipe) reventón nombre masculino; (of tyre) pinchazo, reventón nombre masculino
2 (explosion) estallido, explosión nombre femenino
3 (of activity, anger) arranque nombre masculino
4 (of speed) arrancada
5 (of applause) salva
6 (of gunfire) ráfaga
transitive verb (pt & pp burst tr[bɜːst] )
1 (balloon, pipe) reventar; (tyre) pinchar, reventar
intransitive verb
1 (balloon, pipe) reventarse; (tyre) pincharse, reventarse
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to burst forth (water) brotar, salir a chorro
to burst into flames estallar en llamas
to burst into song empezar a cantar
to burst into tears echarse a llorar
to burst out crying/laughing echarse a llorar/reír
to burst its banks (river) salirse de madre
burst ['bərst] v, burst or bursted ; bursting vi
1) : reventarse (dícese de una llanta o un globo), estallar (dícese de obuses o fuegos artificiales), romperse (dícese de un dique)
2)
to burst in : irrumpir en
3)
to burst into : empezar a, echar a
to burst into tears: echarse a llorar
burst vt
: reventar
burst n
1) explosion: estallido m, explosión f, reventón m (de una llanta)
2) outburst: arranque m (de actividad, de velocidad), arrebato m (de ira), salva f (de aplausos)
burst
n.
arranque s.m.
estallido s.m.
explosión s.f.
reventón s.m.
ráfaga (TEL, ELN) s.f.
salva s.f.
pret., p.p.
(Preterito definido y participio pasivo de "to burst")
v.
(§ p.,p.p.: burst) = estallar v.
reventar v.

I
1. bɜːrst, bɜːst
(past & past p burst) intransitive verb
1) \<\<balloon/tire\>\> reventarse*; \<\<pipe\>\> reventar*, romperse*; \<\<dam\>\> romperse*

to burst open — abrirse* de golpe

2) (move suddenly) (+ adv compl)

they burst into the room — entraron de sopetón en la habitación

the demonstrators burst through the police cordon — los manifestantes rompieron el cordón policial


2.
vt \<\<balloon/bubble\>\> reventar*

the river burst its banks — el río se desbordó or se salió de madre

Phrasal Verbs:

II
noun
1)
a) (short surge) (of applause) salva f; (of activity) arrebato m, arranque m

a burst of energy — un arranque de energía

there was a burst of laughter from the table in the corner — se oyeron carcajadas en la mesa del rincón

b) (of gunfire) ráfaga f
2) (of pipe) rotura f
[bɜːst] (vb: pt, pp burst)
1. N
1) (in pipe) reventón m
2) [of shell etc] estallido m , explosión f ; [of shots] ráfaga f

a burst of activity — un arranque repentino de actividad

in a burst of anger — en un arranque de cólera

a burst of applause — una salva de aplausos

a burst of laughter — una carcajada

he put on a burst of speed — aceleró bruscamente

2.
ADJ

a burst blood vessel — un derrame

a burst pipe — una tubería reventada

a burst tyre — un neumático reventado, una llanta pinchada (LAm)

3.
VT [+ pipe, balloon, bag, tyre, bubble] reventar; [+ banks, dam] romper

the river has burst its banks — el río se ha desbordado

to burst open a door — abrir una puerta de golpe

4.
VI [balloon, tyre, boil, boiler, bubble, pipe] reventar(se); [dam] romperse; [shell, firework] explotar, estallar; [storm] desatarse, desencadenarse; (fig) [heart] partirse

bursting at the seams — lleno a reventar

I'm bursting for the loo — (Brit) * estoy que reviento *, tengo que ir al wáter

the door burst open — la puerta se abrió de golpe

I was bursting to tell you * — reventaba de ganas de decírtelo

to be bursting with pride — no caber dentro de sí de orgullo

he was bursting with impatience — reventaba de impaciencia

London is bursting with young people — Londres está que bulle de juventud

* * *

I
1. [bɜːrst, bɜːst]
(past & past p burst) intransitive verb
1) \<\<balloon/tire\>\> reventarse*; \<\<pipe\>\> reventar*, romperse*; \<\<dam\>\> romperse*

to burst open — abrirse* de golpe

2) (move suddenly) (+ adv compl)

they burst into the room — entraron de sopetón en la habitación

the demonstrators burst through the police cordon — los manifestantes rompieron el cordón policial


2.
vt \<\<balloon/bubble\>\> reventar*

the river burst its banks — el río se desbordó or se salió de madre

Phrasal Verbs:

II
noun
1)
a) (short surge) (of applause) salva f; (of activity) arrebato m, arranque m

a burst of energy — un arranque de energía

there was a burst of laughter from the table in the corner — se oyeron carcajadas en la mesa del rincón

b) (of gunfire) ráfaga f
2) (of pipe) rotura f

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