burst的意思、解釋

  現在分詞：bursting;

不及物動詞爆發; 爆裂，炸破; 使爆炸; 充滿，塞滿

及物動詞使爆炸; 沖破，脹破; 分幀，分頁，分隔

名詞突發; 爆裂; 爆發; 爆炸

burst的反義詞

1. burst out : 闖出來, 大聲喊, 突發；

2. burst forth : 突發, 爆發, 冒出；

3. burst in : 打斷, 突然出現；

4. burst up : 爆炸, 失敗, 垮臺；

5. go burst : 失敗；

及物動詞

1.

1. After ten days of rain the river burst its banks.

下了十天雨后河堤決口了。

2. burst

2. He burst the door open.

他突然把門推開。

3. burst的近義詞

3. I am bursting with joy.

我高興得不得了。

不及物動詞

1.

1. I am bursting with pride.

我自豪極了。

1. 突發脈沖串：RIGOL推出的DG系列函數/任意波形發生器具有突發脈沖串(BURST)的功能,可根據需求編輯脈沖串的形式、個數及其各種波形參數,也可對延遲時間、相位等進行精確調整;也可使用內部、外部、門控及手動的觸發方式實現對脈沖串的觸發.

2. 脈沖串：每次傳輸的短促脈沖串(burst)中包括了確切的時間(為了校準遠程通信單元的時鐘),該天的太陽的降落和升起的時間,以及任何接收到的對于當地程序指令的變換.

3. burst的翻譯

3. 陣陣：俺無事可做(idleness),人也lazy(懶),班長通知(inform)我,今 晚有個party(晚會),一想到晚會上將會assemble(聚集)無數lady(女士),心里感到陣陣(burst)happy (高興

1. The experimental traders started out underbidding the security but slowly bid it up into a bubble, which then burst.

隨后他們被要求再次安全的進行同樣的交易，并且完全知道接下來的時間會發生什么。

2. Several methods for measuring the lysing cycle and burst size of the cyanophage were tested. It was established that cell counting method was more convenient and exact for confirming the lysing cycle.

我們研究了確定該噬藻體裂解周期和釋放量的多種方法，認為細胞計數法是測量裂解周期既方便又準確的方法，而采用1PFU的感染可獲得噬藻體的準確釋放量。

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3. A loop-free common control channel is provided in the optical burst switching network to which all network nodes have access.

在此，在光突發交換網中建立所有網絡節點都接入的無環公共控制信道。

4. The burst pressure of all pipe fittings shall be not less than the highest of four times the MAWP of the shell.

所有管路和管路配件在承受4倍罐體設計壓力時不應破裂。

5. burst的意思

5. A burst of inclusion is the only way to make the world anew.

迅速大規模接納發展中國家是讓世界面貌一新的唯一出路。

6. burst

6. I think you and your family are about to burst out with joy over your big promotion.

我想您和府上諸位，都會為您的大升遷而極度歡樂。

7. I felt as if my heart would burst with joy.

我覺得自己高興得心花怒放。

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8. English: 21. I felt as if my heart would burst with joy.

我覺得自己高興得心花怒放。

9. It is the love that is considered unconditional and undying; so great that my heart seems to burst with the joy of it.

正是愛被認為是無條件和不死的；如此偉大我的心臟似乎充滿了高興的它以至。

10. burst什么意思

10. As if 好像例句: I felt as if my heart would burst with joy.

我覺得自己高興得心花怒放。

11.

11. To burst out with joy = very happy It's a great pleasure to send you our sincere congratulations on your new appointment.

我很高興為您的新職表達至誠的祝賀。

12. And you don't have to burst, just take them out one by one.

如果你有好的盔甲，他們不能傷害到你。

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13. She gave me a loud slap and then slammed the door and burst into tears.

她很很地賞了我一個響亮的巴掌，把門用力摔上然后大哭起來。

14. burst在線翻譯

14. The water must be expel from water heater, washing machine, bathtub to prevent leakage incident occurred because of pipeline rupture peculiar smell and burst. To pull out indoor attaching plug to prevent natural disasters because of lightning; The food storage in refrigerators must be treat as much as possible before outgoing, to prevent deteroprate because of rot.

熱水器內儲存的水一定要排放完，防止因管道破裂，發生漏水事件；洗衣機、浴盆里的水要及時放掉，防止產生異味或者因道爆裂發生漏水事件；拔掉室內所有電源插頭防止雷電等產生的自然災害；冰箱、儲物柜內儲存的食物要盡量的提前食用或處理，防止腐爛變質

15. His darkened eyes were full of tears, and with a despairing effort, he burst out a cry: Come back, my early days!

他暗淡的雙眼噙滿了淚水，絕望地哭了出來：回來吧，我的幼年！

16. Solid state modulator with multi-pulse burst capability in mega Hertz, fast rise and fall times and width agility is the hotspot of pulse power technology.

能產生短脈沖、快上升沿、快下降沿、高電壓、大電流且能工作在兆赫茲頻率的固體調制器是脈沖功率技術的一個重要發展方向。

17. burst的解釋

17. The aim is to group three or more aqua bubbles of the same color so that they burst and disappear.

目標到團體同樣的顏色的三個或者更湖藍色的氣泡以便他們爆炸和消失。

18. If you are looking to brighten up your walkway, choose plants or shrubs with a burst of color.

如果你正等待你照亮走廊、選擇植物或灌木一陣色彩。

19. The idea of Rolling Marbles is to burst out color marbles by their grouping with the help of various rotators.

構思滾動大理石是要爆發的彩色大理石，由他們的分組與幫助的各種旋轉。

20. His paintings and gift to the orphaned children cared for by his Zen Teacher - it will bring a burst of color and joy into your life.

他的繪畫是獻給那些被他的禪宗老師撫育的孤兒們的一份賀禮，也會給您的生活增添喜悅和新的色彩。

1. （使）爆裂；（使）脹破；（使）炸開

If something bursts or if you burst it, it suddenly breaks open or splits open and the air or other substance inside it comes out.

burst

e.g. The driver lost control when a tyre burst...

一個車胎爆了，司機失去了控制。

e.g. It is not a good idea to burst a blister.

把水泡挑破不是個好主意。

2. （使）破裂

If a dam bursts, or if something bursts it, it breaks apart because the force of the river is too great.

e.g. A dam burst and flooded their villages.

堤壩決口，淹沒了他們的村莊。

3. （河流）決堤

If a river bursts its banks, the water rises and goes on to the land.

e.g. Monsoons caused the river to burst its banks.

季風雨使河堤決口。

4. （門、蓋子等）猛然打開

When a door or lid bursts open, it opens very suddenly and violently because someone pushes it or there is great pressure behind it.

e.g. The door burst open and an angry young nurse appeared.

門突然被推開，一名怒氣沖沖的年輕護士出現在門口。

5. 突然闖進（或跑出）

To burst into or out of a place means to enter or leave it suddenly with a lot of energy or force.

e.g. Gunmen burst into his home and opened fire...

持槍歹徒突然闖進他家里開槍射擊。

e.g. Rachel burst out as the door was flung open again.

當門被再次猛地推開時，雷切爾沖了出去。

6. 突然出現

If you say that something bursts onto the scene, you mean that it suddenly starts or becomes active, usually after developing quietly for some time.

e.g. He burst onto the fashion scene in the early 1980s.

20世紀80年代初他突然在時尚界活躍起來。

7. 充滿；滿懷

If you say that someone is about to burst with pride, anger, or another emotion, you are emphasizing the intensity of the emotion they are feeling.

e.g. He almost burst with pride when his son John began to excel at football...

當兒子約翰在足球方面表現優秀時，他心中充滿了自豪。

e.g. He thought his heart would burst with grief.

他覺得自己悲痛欲絕。

8. 爆炸

When a firework or bomb bursts in the air, it explodes.

e.g. Hundreds of fireworks burst simultaneously in midair...

成百上千朵煙花在半空中同時綻放。

e.g. Every now and then you hear some bombs bursting.

你會時不時地聽到一些爆炸聲。

9. 短暫的突然發作;一陣

A burst of something is a sudden short period of it.

e.g. ...a burst of machine-gun fire...

一陣炮火

e.g. It is easier to cope with short bursts of activity than with prolonged exercise...

和長時間的鍛煉相比，短期內加強活動更容易應付。

相關詞組：burst intoburst out

1. The truck had burst into flames when its load of calcium carbide mixed with water in the ditch.

2. After the Fed began to tighten monetary policy from 1996, capital flows reversed and the East Asian asset bubbles burst.

3. Wang burst into the restroom Xiao Hong and her daughter were using one day, wielding a knife and demanding her cash.

4. The kidnapper burst into a chuckle and the tension was slightly defused.

5. Hillary Clinton's cleavage has suddenly burst into one of the hottest topics of the Democratic presidential race.

6. Many people go hiking and climbing in the countryside, enjoying Mother Nature's final burst of color before she puts on her dull winter cloak.

7. A total of 24 people were working underground when coal and gas burst occurred at the mine around Sunday noon.

8. As the film projector burst into life and the screen filled with color, a hush fell over the crowd.

9. Little did she know this burst of anger would come back to haunt her just 56 minutes later.

10. When the story ended, the congregation of about 400 burst into applause.

noun

1. the act of exploding or bursting

e.g. the explosion of the firecrackers awoke the children

the burst of an atom bomb creates enormous radiation aloft

Synonym: explosion

2. a sudden flurry of activity (often for no obvious reason)

e.g. a burst of applause

a fit of housecleaning

Synonym: fit

3. rapid simultaneous discharge of firearms

e.g. our fusillade from the left flank caught them by surprise

Synonym: fusilladesalvovolley

4. a sudden intense happening

e.g. an outburst of heavy rain

a burst of lightning

Synonym: outburstflare-up

verb

1. burst outward, usually with noise

e.g. The champagne bottle exploded

Synonym: explode

2. come open suddenly and violently, as if from internal pressure

e.g. The bubble burst

Synonym: splitbreak open

3. break open or apart suddenly and forcefully

e.g. The dam burst

Synonym: bust

4. emerge suddenly

e.g. The sun burst into view

5. force out or release suddenly and often violently something pent up

e.g. break into tears

erupt in anger

Synonym: breakerupt

6. move suddenly, energetically, or violently

e.g. He burst out of the house into the cool night

7. cause to burst

e.g. The ice broke the pipe

Synonym: collapse

8. be in a state of movement or action

e.g. The room abounded with screaming children

The garden bristled with toddlers

Synonym: aboundbristle