burst into

英 [bɜːst ˈɪntə]

美 [bɜːrst ˈɪntə]

突然…起来; 突然变成

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 突然…起来
  If youburst intotears, laughter, or song, you suddenly begin to cry, laugh, or sing.
  1. She burst into tears and ran from the kitchen.
     她突然哭起来，跑出了厨房。
  2. ...books that cause adults to burst into helpless laughter.
     让成年人忍俊不禁的书籍
• PHRASAL VERB （花、叶等）突然绽放，突然长出
  When plantsburst intoleaf or flower, their leaves or flowers suddenly open.
  1. ...rows of wallflowers promising to burst into bloom.
     一排排桂竹香含苞待放
• PHRASAL VERB 突然变成
  If you say that somethingbursts intoa particular situation or state, you mean that it suddenly changes into that situation or state.
  1. This weekend's fighting is threatening to burst into full-scale war...
     本周末的冲突有升级成全面战争的危险。
  2. The engine burst into life.
     引擎突然发动了。
• toburst into flames→ see:flame

双语例句

• This weekend's fighting is threatening to burst into full-scale war
  本周末的冲突有升级成全面战争的危险。
• The children burst into the room.
  孩子们涌进了房间。
• My father would burst into the kitchen bouncing a football.
  我的父亲会颠着足球冲进厨房。
• Thousands of Ukrainians burst into cries of 'bravo' on the steps of the parliament
  成千上万的乌克兰人聚集在议会门前高喊“好啊”。
• The plane was returning to the airport soon after takeoff when it burst into flames
  飞机起飞之后不久便起火，于是掉头返回机场。
• She and her two daughters were held at gunpoint by a gang who burst into their home.
  闯入她家的一伙歹徒用枪胁迫她和她的两个女儿。
• The crowd burst into cheers.
  人群中爆发出一片欢呼声。
• My father would burst into the kitchen, brushing past my mother
  我父亲会紧贴着母亲擦身而过，冲进厨房。
• The audience burst into an uproar.
  举座哗然。
• She burst into tears when she learned her failure in the exam.
  她一听说自己考试不及格就失声大哭。