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1.b> 1) (); ; a water pipe burst ; the bomb burst ; a boiler burst ; the shell burst next to the command post ; the boil burst ; the buds are all bursting (open) / ; my heart will burst ;
2) (); ; don't burst that balloon! ! the dam burst ; the river has burst its banks ; to burst one's bonds ; to burst one's way through the crowd ;
2.b> (); the moon burst through the clouds ;
4.b> (in, into) i> (), ; to burst into a room ;
5.b> () / ; the storm burst ;
6.b> (with) i> , ; my suitcase was bursting ; the storehouses are bursting (with goods) (); grain bursts the granary ; bursting with energy ;
7.b> .i> 1) (); to burst a conspiracy ;
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3) () .i> i>;
8.b> (); the sea burst upon our view, the view of the sea burst suddenly upon our sight ; the knowledge burst upon him all at once ; ;
9.b> 1) i> (); ;
2) .i> i> (); ;
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1.b> : to burst open ) i> / / ; to burst the door [the safe] open [] ; to burst open the line .i> ; ) (); the door [the window] burst open [] ;
2.b> : to burst forth ; a hot spring burst forth out of the earth ; floods of eloquence burst forth ; his indignation [his rage] burst forth [] ;
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1.b> to burst into smth.,i>b> to burst out doing smth.i>b> (), ; to burst into laughter / ; to burst into tears , ; to burst into a rage , , ; to burst into song ; to burst into cheering ; to burst into applause ; the audience burst into applause ; to burst into flame , , ; the regiment burst into rebellion ; to burst into leaf (i>); the bushes burst into blossom / bloom / / ; to burst out laughing ; to burst out crying , ;
2.b> 1) to burst with some emotion i>b> i> (), ; to burst with pride [joy, importance] [, ] ; to burst with indignation ; he was bursting with envy [vanity] [] ; to burst with curiosity ; the children were bursting with the secret , ;
2) to be bursting to do smth.i>b> .i> , ; I'm bursting to tell you the news , ;
to burst inb> (); to burst the door in / ;
to burst in on / upon /b> i> (); i> i> ;
to burst outb> 1) (); "No!" burst out Irene with fury "!" ;
2) (; ); ; war burst out ; epidemics burst out ; a blackbird burst out ;
to burst upb> 1) (), ;
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tob> burst one's sides with laughing / laughter /b> .
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