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erupt

/ɪˈrʌpt/

Перевод: Глагол, используемый для обозначения внезапной и бурной вспышки чего-либо, например, извержения вулкана, конфликта или эмоции.

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/ɪˈrʌpt/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения внезапной и бурной вспышки чего-либо, например, извержения вулкана, конфликта или эмоции.

A verb used to indicate the sudden and violent outbreak of something, such as a volcano, conflict, or emotion.

  1. Volcanic eruptionB1formalscientific

    To burst out suddenly and violently, as when a volcano expels lava, ash, and gases.

    ruИзвергаться

    • The volcano erupted after centuries of dormancy.
    • Lava erupted from the crater, flowing down the mountainside.
    • Scientists predicted the volcano would erupt within days.

    Синонимыbelchburst forthdischargeexplodespewvent

  2. Sudden outbreakB2formal

    To start suddenly and violently, often referring to conflict, emotion, or disease.

    ruВспыхнуть

    • Violence erupted in the city after the controversial decision.
    • Laughter erupted from the audience during the comedy show.
    • A new epidemic erupted in the region, alarming health officials.

    Синонимыbreak outburstburst outexplodeflareflare up

    Антонимыabatedissipatedwindlerecedesubside

  3. Skin conditionB2informal

    To appear suddenly on the skin, as in a rash or pimple.

    ruВысыпать

    • Her face erupted in pimples before the big event.
    • A rash erupted on his arms after touching the plant.
    • The allergic reaction caused hives to erupt all over her body.

    Синонимыbreak outcome out

Формы
  • erupted past participle
  • erupted past simple
  • erupting present participle
  • erupts third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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