burst
Pronunciation: [bɜrst]
Word
Context: "physical action"
(verb) to suddenly break open or apart with a lot of force. Think of it like a balloon popping or a firework exploding. It happens quickly and can create a mess.
Example
The balloon burst with a loud pop and everyone laughed.
Example
The balloon didn't burst even when we squeezed it hard.
Example
What happens when a balloon bursts?
Context: "emotional expression"
(verb) to suddenly show strong feelings or emotions, like when someone can't hold back their happiness or excitement. It’s like a wave of feelings coming out all at once.
Example
She burst out laughing when she heard the joke.
Example
He didn't burst out in anger even when he was upset.
Example
Why did she burst out in tears during the movie?
Context: "physical event"
(noun) an instance of something breaking open or apart suddenly. This can refer to things like a balloon popping or a pipe breaking.
Example
There was a burst of water when the pipe broke.
Example
There was no burst in the balloon; it held its air just fine.
Example
Did you hear the burst when the balloon popped?
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