irrupt
/ɪˈrʌpt/Перевод: Глагол, означающий внезапно и с силой ворваться или вторгнуться в какое-либо место или ситуацию.
verb
/ɪˈrʌpt/Глагол, означающий внезапно и с силой ворваться или вторгнуться в какое-либо место или ситуацию.
Verbo que significa entrar o penetrar de repente y con fuerza en un lugar o situación, a menudo de forma violenta o disruptiva.
Verbe signifiant faire irruption soudainement et avec force dans un lieu ou une situation, ou y pénétrer de manière brutale et inattendue.
Verb, das bedeutet, plötzlich und mit Gewalt in einen Ort oder eine Situation einzudringen oder einzufallen.
Verbo que significa entrar de repente e com força em um lugar ou situação, de modo violento ou invasivo.
动词,指突然而猛烈地闯入或侵入某个地方或情境。
فعل يعني الاقتحام أو الدخول فجأة وبقوة إلى مكان أو موقف دون استئذان. يُستعمل أيضًا بمعنى الاندفاع المفاجئ إلى شيء ما.
A verb meaning to enter or burst into a place or situation suddenly and forcibly.
Enter uninvitedC1formal
To enter a place or situation suddenly and without being invited or welcome.
Вторгнуться
Entrar sin ser invitado
Entrer sans être invité
Eindringen
Invadir
闯入
اقتحام
- The protesters irrupted into the council chamber during the debate.
- A loud noise caused the cat to irrupt into the room unexpectedly.
- He irrupted into their conversation without any apology.
Erupt or intensify suddenlyC1formal
To burst forth or become more intense in a sudden and violent manner.
Вспыхнуть
Irrumpir / Estallar súbitamente
Faire irruption
Ausbrechen
Irromper
突然爆发
انفجر بعنف
- Violence irrupted in the city after the controversial verdict.
- The volcano irrupted with a massive explosion after centuries of dormancy.
- Tensions irrupted into open conflict during the negotiations.
Increase rapidly and uncontrollablyC1formal
To experience a sudden and uncontrolled surge in numbers, size, or intensity.
Резко возрасти
aumentar de forma repentina y descontrolada
Augmenter brutalement et de façon incontrôlée
Rasant ansteigen
Aumentar rapidamente
急剧增长
الزيادة المفاجئة غير المنضبطة
- The population of the invasive species irrupted, overwhelming the local ecosystem.
- Inflation irrupted, causing prices to skyrocket across the country.
- The disease irrupted in the region, spreading faster than health officials could contain.
- irrupted past participle
- irrupted past simple
- irrupting present participle
- irrupts third person singular