vi.

1. 爆炸；破裂
   The balloon burst.

   气球爆炸了。

2. 冲，闯
   Her door was thrust open, and Mrs. Page burst in.

   她的门被猛地推开，佩奇太太冲了进来。

3. 突然出现；突然发生，爆发
4. （用进行时）塞满，几乎要胀破[（+with）]
   I am bursting with pride.

   我自豪极了。

vt.

1. 使爆炸；使破裂
   After ten days of rain the river burst its banks.

   下了十天雨后河堤决口了。

2. 突然打开；冲出；炸出
3. 使胀破

n.[C]

1. 爆炸；破裂
2. 缺口，裂口
3. 爆发，突发[（+of）]
   A burst of hand-clapping followed the ending of the song.

   歌声结束之后响起了一阵掌声。

4. 【俚】狂饮

v.

1. break or cause to break suddenly and violently apart.
2. be very full:
   the wardrobe was bursting with clothes.
   ▸ (be bursting with) feel (an irrepressible emotion or impulse).
3. move or be opened suddenly and forcibly.
   ▸suddenly begin doing or producing something:

   an aircraft crashed and burst into flames.
4. separate (stationery) into single sheets.

n.

1. an instance or the result of bursting.
2. a sudden brief outbreak of something violent or noisy.
3. a period of continuous effort.