A word for burst out

вспыхивать, разражаться, выметываться

глагол

- воскликнуть

No!burst out Irene with fury — «Нет!»

- вспыхивать, начинаться внезапно или бурно

war [epidemics] burst out — вспыхнула война [эпидемия]

- начинать внезапно

a blackbird burst out — запел дрозд

Мои примеры

Словосочетания

war burst out — вспыхнула война  
epidemics burst out — вспыхнула эпидемия  
burst out crying — залиться слезами; расплакаться; заплакать  
burst out laughing — расхохотаться; рассмеяться; захохотать  
burst out — выдавать (данные в виде пакета; начинать внезапно или бурно; выметываться  
burst out sobbing — зарыдать  

Примеры с переводом

‘I hate you,’ she burst out

— Ненавижу тебя, — вспыхнула она.

We burst out laughing.

Мы разразились смехом.

He burst out of the house into the cool night

Он выскочил из дома в холодную ночь

The children are bursting out of their clothes so quickly.

Дети так быстро вырастают из одежды.

The other girls burst out crying at the sight of the coffin.

Остальные девушки залились слезами при виде гроба.

Three men burst out of prison yesterday.

Вчера из тюрьмы сбежали трое заключённых.

Jen burst out laughing the instant she walked in.

Войдя, Джен сразу же расхохоталась.

Then burst out a tremendous call for a repeat.

Затем раздались бурные крики, требующие исполнения на бис.

‘I don’t believe it!’ she burst out angrily.

— Не верю! — сердито воскликнула она.

Everyone burst out laughing.

Все расхохотались.

He moderated his tone when the students burst out in tears.

Он смягчил тон, когда ученики расплакались.

Jean put the phone down (=after she had finished her conversation) and burst out laughing.

Джин положила трубку (после того, как закончила разговор) и расхохоталась.

Примеры, ожидающие перевода

He couldn’t help it; he burst out laughing (=suddenly started laughing).

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    burst out

    Англо-русский словарь Мюллера > burst out

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    burst out

    Персональный Сократ > burst out

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    burst out

    1. I

    war burst. out вспыхнула /разразилась/ война и т. д.

    2. XIV

    burst out doing smth. burst out crying разразиться слезами, расплакаться и т. д.

    3. XVI

    burst out into smth.1)

    2)

    burst out into tears разражаться слезами и т. д.

    English-Russian dictionary of verb phrases > burst out

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    burst out

    Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > burst out

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    burst out

    фраз. гл.

    1) вспыхивать, разражаться

    Syn:

    The other girls burst out crying at the sight of the coffin. — Остальные девушки залились слезами при виде гроба.

    Syn:

    Three men burst out of prison yesterday. — Вчера из тюрьмы сбежали трое заключённых.

    Syn:

    «Don’t hit me!» she burst out. — «Не бей меня!» — завопила она.

    The children are bursting out of their clothes so quickly. — Дети так быстро вырастают из одежды.

    Англо-русский современный словарь > burst out

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    burst out

    Англо-русский синонимический словарь > burst out

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    burst out

    1. phr v воскликнуть

    2. phr v вспыхивать, начинаться внезапно или бурно

    3. phr v начинать внезапно

    Синонимический ряд:

    cry (verb) blubber; break down; choke; cry; rage; sob

    English-Russian base dictionary > burst out

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    burst out

    1. to rush out; 2. to start doing something suddenly
    1. стремительно выйти; 2. неожиданно начать делать что-то

    1. She jumped to her feet and burst out (of the room). 2. He burst out laughing. She burst out crying.

    English-Russian mini useful dictionary > burst out

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    burst out

    [ʹbɜ:stʹaʋt]

    1. воскликнуть

    ❝No!❞burst out Irene with fury — «Нет!» — воскликнула Ирэн в бешенстве

    2. вспыхивать, начинаться внезапно бурно

    war [epidemics] burst out — вспыхнула война [эпидемия]

    3. начинать внезапно

    НБАРС > burst out

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    burst out

    разразиться (смехом); удариться (в слезы)

    Everybody was quiet when John suddenly burst out laughing.

    Every time that she thought about him she burst out crying.

    Англо-русский словарь идиом и фразовых глаголов > burst out

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    burst out

    вспыхивать (о войне, эпидемии); to burst out crying (laughing)

    =

    to burst into tears (into laughter)

    * * *

    разражаться, вспыхивать, выметываться

    * * *

    1) вспыхивать (о войне, эпидемиии т. п.)
    2) начать внезапно или бурно (что-л. делать)
    3) сбегать

    Новый англо-русский словарь > burst out

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    burst-out

    1. резкое увеличение амплитуды сигнала

    Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > burst-out

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    burst-out

    резкое увеличение амплитуды сигнала; выброс; всплеск

    Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > burst-out

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    burst out

    [‘bɜːst’aʊt]

    1) Общая лексика: воскликнуть, вспыхивать , вспыхнуть , начинать внезапно, рассыпаться, заливаться, разразиться, выпалить, разразиться

    Универсальный англо-русский словарь > burst out

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    burst out

    вспыхивать

    начать внезапно или бурно

    сбегать

    восклицать

    вырастать

    Англо-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > burst out

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    burst out

    English-Russian arms dictionary > burst out

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    burst out

    English-Russian dictionary of technical terms > burst out

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    burst out

    Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > burst out

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    burst into tears / burst out crying

    Burst into tears / burst out crying

     расплакаться

    After the last notes of her song, the audience burst into tears, such was its beauty and tenderness.

    English-Russian small dictionary of idioms > burst into tears / burst out crying

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    burst out laughing

     разразиться смехом

    The entire audience burst out laughing at exactly the wrong time, and so did the actors.

    English-Russian small dictionary of idioms > burst out laughing

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  • burst out — 1) PHR V ERG If someone bursts out laughing, crying, or making another noise, they suddenly start making that noise. You can also say that a noise bursts out. [V P ing] The class burst out laughing… [V P] Then the applause burst out… [V P… …   English dictionary

  • burst out — Synonyms and related words: be in stitches, belch, blow open, blow out, blurt, blurt out, break out, break up, burst forth, burst into laughter, burst out laughing, burst with laughter, bust a gut, cachinnate, cackle, chortle, chuckle, crow,… …   Moby Thesaurus

  • burst out — verb 1. give sudden release to an expression (Freq. 3) We burst out laughing I hate you, she burst out • Hypernyms: ↑express, ↑show, ↑evince • Hyponyms: ↑rip out …   Useful english dictionary

  • ˌburst ˈout — phrasal verb 1) to suddenly say or shout something ‘I hate you! Julia suddenly burst out.[/ex] 2) burst out laughing/crying to suddenly start laughing or crying …   Dictionary for writing and speaking English

  • burst out — v. (G) they burst out laughing …   Combinatory dictionary

  • burst out — I don t care! she burst out Syn: exclaim, blurt, cry, shout, yell; dated ejaculate …   Thesaurus of popular words

  • burst out doing something — burst out (doing something) to suddenly begin making sounds. Everyone burst out laughing. I collapsed in a heap and burst out crying …   New idioms dictionary

  • burst out of somewhere — burst out of (somewhere) to suddenly appear from somewhere. Suddenly I burst out of the tangled brush onto the pavement. The silvery jet burst out of the dark clouds above …   New idioms dictionary

Contexts

Verb

To come into existence

To speak quickly or without thought

Attack physically or verbally

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Verb

To come into existence

begin

start

commence

break out

burst into

break into

erupt

appear

arise

emerge

develop

come into being

break

come into existence

materializeUS

transpire

originate

form

actualize

dawn

spring

occur

come forth

be born

materialiseUK

rise

unfold

issue

happen

come about

crop up

set in

arrive

result

manifest

ensue

evolve

take place

take form

take shape

come up

pop up

follow

stem

upspring

crystallizeUS

derive

crystalliseUK

come to pass

propagate

germinate

come off

engender

uprise

first see the light of day

chance

sprout

foment

show itself

open

initiate

loom

metamorphose

shoot up

pick up

be a direct result

go

occur suddenly

betide

come forth suddenly

befall

become visible

make an appearance

emanate

flow

grow

proceed

surface

eventuate

be produced by

flourish

come after

be a consequence of

eventualize

be brought about by

fall out

launch

be a result of

be set in motion

catalyzeUS

catalyseUK

be caused by

culminate

start on

begin suddenly

launch into

embark on

exist

kick in

turn up

become manifest

show up

spring up

begin life

more ❯

Verb

To speak quickly or without thought

cry

ejaculate

exclaim

say

shout

yell

blurt out

call out

cry out

utter

blab

spout

come out with

burst out with

utter suddenly

blurt

declare

tell

express

say loudly

blat

assert

state

proclaim

bolt

sing out

announce

jabber

reveal

babble

leak

divulge

disclose

betray

let the cat out of the bag

let on

give away

spill the beans

let slip

let out

let drop

run off at the mouth

say quickly

confess

spill

impart

bare

broadcast

unveil

expose

communicate

make known

publicizeUS

air

publiciseUK

admit

disseminate

release

inform

lay bare

give out

make public

publish

acknowledge

report

uncover

come clean

explain

discover

affirm

squeal

concede

talk about

pass on

come clean about

go public with

go public on

let on about

dish the dirt

give the game away

tattle

unmask

uncloak

unbosom

cough up

fess up

throw out

deliver

speak

own up

chime in

own

bring out

lay open

reveal all

relate

give it up

tell on

spill your guts

speak up

speak out

tell all

dish

divulge information

tell the facts

reveal information

vociferate

holler

bellow

unfold

circulate

vouchsafe

cough

post

avow

notify

open up

let fall

give the show away

blow the lid off

break the news

bring to public attention

bring to public notice

blow the gaff

take the lid off

bring out into the open

get off your chest

give the low-down

blow wide open

take the wraps off

get out of your system

bring out into open

put cards on table

more ❯

Verb

Attack physically or verbally

let fly

chastise

chide

condemn

criticiseUK

criticizeUS

scold

abuse

explode

inveigh against

rant at

revile

carpet

excoriate

lash out at

rail against

erupt with anger

keep nothing back

tear into

let someone have it

give a rocket

tear off a strip

lose one’s temper with

give free rein to one’s emotions

give vent to one’s emotions

Verb

To be liberated or freed from (something)

lam

abscond

flee

fly

escape

avoid

blow

bolt

circumvent

decamp

depart

desert

disappear

dodge

double

duck

elope

elude

emerge

evade

leave

pass

run

run away

run off

shun

skip

slip

vanish

clear out

get out

bail out

break out

break out of

cut loose

duck out

get away

get off

go scot-free

make off

play hooky

slip away

steal away

take flight

wriggle out

cut and run

fly the coop

get away with

make a getaway

make oneself scarce

run out on

take a powder

work out of

give the slip

take on the lam

take it on the lam

break free

get free

break loose

make a break

break away

disentangle yourself

skedaddle

bust

vamoose

scarper

make

take off

get out of someone’s clutches

do a vanishing act

head for the hills

make good one’s escape

do a disappearing act

take French leave

make a escape

hightail it

go on the lam

take to your heels

do a runner

do a moonlight flit

make a break for it

make a run for it

beat a hasty retreat

beat a retreat

run for it

break away from

hook it

leg it

do a bunk

sneak away

do a Skase

slip through your fingers

show a clean pair of heels

break loose from

burst out of

come out

bust out

flee from

abscond from

sunder out

escape from

make one’s escape from

split

beat it

scram

clear off

cut out

bug out

quit

light out

retreat

peel out

make a quick exit

withdraw

turn tail

skidoo

go

retire

pull out

exit

hightail

go away

go through

shoot through

push off

make tracks

shove off

scoot

move

break

bail

levant

begone

get

skip off

do a fade

evacuate

walk out

part

vacate

run along

abandon

book

go AWOL

go off

take a hike

push on

bug off

buzz off

dig out

step along

sally forth

absent yourself

pack up

pack off

pike off

pike out

move out

be gone

hit the road

peel off

recoil

flit

set out

draw back

fall back

slope off

hotfoot it

hurry

shrink

sneak off

pull back

back off

take leave

make your escape

back away

make an exit

sling your hook

hasten

hustle

dart

dash

have it away

withdraw from

set off

head off

depart from

be gone from

go from

disappear from

retire from

bog off

say goodbye

give ground

back out

exit from

go away from

move out of

run away from

set out from

absent oneself from

move back

pack your bags

say your goodbyes

walk out of

up sticks

go like lightning

dog it

head

scat

scamper

strike out

ditch

dump

scatter

emigrate

free oneself

pull stakes

migrate

sally

clear

defect

separate

start

issue

git

slip out

drop out

get lost

step on it

go missing

move away

be off

go forth

walk out on

get going

get a move on

fly from

bolt from

decamp from

check out

drop back

run along from

pull out of

take your leave of

abstract oneself

give way

say goodbye to

get out of

shy away

hit the trail

clear out from

turn away

go out

take off from

move from

skip out

step out

be on your way

take oneself off from

check out from

amble

bound

career

course

barrel

hie

bustle

hotfoot

take to flight

do a moonlight

leave in a hurry

absquatulate

fade away

depart suddenly

get cracking

move along

slink off

slink

creep

sneak

skulk

recede

regress

skiddoo

yeet

hide

book it

make away

spread

go to hell

fold

disengage

walk

hasten away

range

cruise

bunk

dash off

fly away

wend

mosey

distance oneself

extricate oneself

take yourself off

get on your bike

be lost

leave town

run from

start out

make a move

spur

scurry

speed

race

expedite

zip

rush

whiz

abandon ship

go secretly

spring

walk off

make for

make one’s way

go back

back down

creep off

resile

go absent without leave

go west

leave hastily

leave abruptly

go out of

come out of

bail out of

exeunt

jump ship

hurry up

make time

make haste

move fast

kick rocks

go offstage

flake off

do vanishing act

bid farewell

make one’s departure

embark

opt out

cop out

kiss goodbye

leave high and dry

forsake

step back

shrink away

make a dash for it

leave in the lurch

leave flat

abdicate

break with

shake a leg

jump bail

remove

repair

relinquish

cut

leave holding the bag

run like scared rabbit

go south

make scarce

make a quick getaway

depart secretly

advance

absent

proceed

troop

have it away on one’s toes

stir

end

set forth

drop

renounce

discard

discontinue

head out

blast off

move off

move on

remove oneself

ride off

rack off

betake oneself

march out

break camp

hit the bricks

disengage from

do a bunk from

say one’s farewells

slope off from

step down

walk away

come away

shrink back

finish

scram from

part with

vamoose from

be done with

secede

become independent

gain autonomy

divide off

part company

disaffiliate

make oneself scarce from

take a hike from

give the slip to

take leave from

head off from

remove oneself from

run off from

cut and run from

slip out from

move out from

set off from

head out from

clear off from

demur

brush off

bail from

give up

break off with

drop out of

blow off

cast aside

bow out of

cast off

step aside from

call it quits

shy

eject

eschew

shirk

parachute to safety

escape blame for

get off scot-free

escape punishment for

pull off

flinch

fight shy of

jib at

quail at

baulk at

boggle at

hang back

more ❯

Verb

To come off with a pop

pop off

pop

burst off

pop out

come off

blow out

go off

jump off

jump out

Verb

To have come into being as a result of something

developed

followed

arose

stemmed

ensued

resulted

transpired

came about

came into being

came off

chanced

derived

sprang

sprung

germinated

occurred

picked up

uprose

went

brake

broke

broke out

came into existence

sprouted

erupted

issued

propagated

fomented

happened

metamorphosed

set in

shot up

upsprang

upsprung

Verb

To burn with a sudden intensity

flare

burn

flame

ignite

combust

incinerate

smolderUS

blaze

enflame

kindle

enkindle

light

smoulderUK

fire

torch

explode

fume

inflame

burn violently

burn up

fire up

be in flames

blow up

burn unsteadily

flare up

go off

glow

be ablaze

be alight

set alight

be aflame

touch off

set burning

set fire to

set light to

set on fire

be on fire

put a match to

set a match to

catch fire

burst into flame

burst into flames

carbonizeUS

toast

carboniseUK

scorch

roast

conflagrate

smoke

cremate

melt

broil

parch

rekindle

heat

gut

consume

bake

wither

spark

start

go up in smoke

go up

burn to the ground

burn down

reduce to ashes

burn to a crisp

be afire

burn away

go up in flames

destroy by fire

be ardent

light up

get going

set fire

sear

set ablaze

shrivel

char

desiccate

dry up

catch

brown

catch light

dehydrate

set aflame

dry

exsiccate

spark off

put match to

destroy

scald

dry out

flame up

take fire

strike

immolate

set afire

incremate

ire

rage

singe

induce

strike up

firebomb

lick

oxidizeUS

oxidiseUK

wrinkle

caramelizeUS

carameliseUK

evaporate

blister

become ignited

start burning

erupt

catch on fire

blaze up

frizzle

put to the torch

start a fire

get started

stale

begin to burn

consume by fire

make thirsty

frazzle

burn without flames

radiate heat

devastate

annihilate

demolish

ravage

be set off

wreck

ruin

raze

detonate

harden

extinguish

wipe out

lay waste

start up

fan the flames of

more ❯

Verb

To explode, or cause to explode, especially due to internal pressure

burst

explode

detonate

erupt

blast

blow

disintegrate

pop

crump

demolish

smash

blow up

go off

be set off

go bang

burst apart

fly into pieces

shatter

rupture

split

kablooey

boom

crack

fracture

fly apart

let go

mushroom

bang

go boom

destroy

torpedo

dynamite

blow to pieces

go off with a bang

combust

puncture

discharge

fulminate

snap

ignite

break

bomb

flatten

go up

blow out

shoot off

va-voom

ruin

take out

blow to bits

fly open

damage

blow away

blow sky-high

put paid to

break up

raze to the ground

Verb

To erupt, appear or happen explosively or suddenly

flare up

erupt

explode

burst forth

break out

boil over

start suddenly

arise

start

emerge

begin

happen

appear

commence

set in

occur

blaze up

blow up

flame

spring up

burst into

begin suddenly

embark on

ensue

become active

come to a head

commence suddenly

occur suddenly

Verb

(without object) To say something in order to convey information or to express a feeling

say something

speak

talk

communicate

comment

reply

respond

answer

chatter

add

address

blabber

go

yak

break silence

open your mouth

speak one’s piece

say anything

yakkety-yak

make a statement

voice

declare

utter

state

pronounce

exclaim

remark

relate

announce

put forth

mention

report

come out with

gab

give away

mumble

flap

spiel

cry

give voice

sound

observe

lip

rejoin

pipe

give utterance to

throw out

drawl

rap

jaw

pipe up with

vocalizeUS

give voice to

word

note

chirp

spout

shout

sound out

murmur

intone

say

vocaliseUK

mutter

mouth

whisper

blurt

enounce

articulate

express

enunciate

tell

pass

verbalizeUS

verbaliseUK

yammer

blab

make known

bring out

put into words

converse

chat

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To eject, or be ejected, especially suddenly or violently

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(more contextual variations available below) To have uttered words using speech

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“He burst out crying.”

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«The unbearable thing!», — burst out at the sight of the canvas from the famous art connoisseur Vladimir Stasov.



«Невыносимая вещь.», — вырвалось при виде полотна у известного ценителя искусства Владимира Стасова.


In 1211, Genghis Khan (1167-1227) and his nomadic armies burst out from Mongolia and swiftly conquered most of Eurasia.



В 1211 году Чингисхан (1167-1227) и его кочевые армии вырвались из Монголии и быстро завоевали большую часть Евразии.


It’s still there; it can burst out anytime.



Он до сих пор здесь, он может вспыхнуть в любое время».


However, after a certain period it can burst out with new forces.



Однако через определенный промежуток времени, она может вспыхнуть с новой силой.


The disease will remain dormant for years and even decades and then suddenly burst out.



Болезнь будет оставаться спящие в течение многих лет и даже десятилетий и затем вдруг разразился.


Immediately after the attack an international scandal burst out.



Вскоре после инцидента разразился международный скандал.


Resentment was liable to burst out when governmental pressure was softened.



Сопротивление готово было вспыхнуть, когда правительственное давление смягчилось.


As Mars is retrograde, all this Martian energy is now internalized, uncontrolled subconscious aggressivity can burst out.



Поскольку Марс ретроградный, вся эта марсианская энергия теперь интернализована, неконтролируемая подсознательная агрессия может вспыхнуть.


The flame of war could burst out across the whole of Europe.



Пламя войны может вспыхнуть по всей Европе .


In the summer of 1875 a new Middle East crisis burst out.



Летом 1875 разразился новый кризис на Ближнем Востоке.


I burst out, losing all patience.


This resulted in everyone, including the staff, to burst out in laughter.



В результате все, включая персонал, вышли на улицу.


I rarely speak about it because prayer should burst out by itself.



Я редко говорю об этом, потому что молитва должна прорваться сама.


David, however, burst out crying again before he can answer.



Дэвид, однако, снова плачет, прежде чем ответить.


Our egoistic desire suddenly will burst out from within, and we will hate each other with such mutual hatred as we never experienced before.



Наше эгоистическое желание вдруг прорвется наружу, мы возненавидим друг друга такой взаимной ненавистью, какой никогда еще не испытывали.


It is important to stop repression, which has burst out across the country by authorities when people are unreasonably thrown in jail.



Важно прекратить репрессии, которые сейчас начались по всей стране со стороны власти, когда безосновательно бросают в тюрьмы людей.


He burst out with anger and started beating me.



Он пришел в бешенство и начал бить меня.


Conflicts, internal and between neighbours, seem to have burst out everywhere.



Конфликты — внутренние и между соседями — по-видимому, сразу же вырвались наружу повсюду.


In 1992 critical political conflict on the ground of regional-clan conflicts burst out which led to civil war.



В 1991 г. в стране разразился острый политический конфликт на почве регионально-клановых противоречий, приведший к гражданской войне.


When I obey you and suppress what I think, that suppression will burst out one day.



Когда я подчиняюсь вам, подавляя при этом собственные мысли, это подавление однажды обернется взрывом.

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