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单词 erupt
释义
erupt
verb[I]
uk
/ɪˈrʌpt/us
/ɪˈrʌpt/

eruptverb[I](VOLCANO)

C2
When avolcanoerupts, itexplodesandflamesandrockscome out of it:
（火山）喷发，爆发
Since thevolcanolast erupted, manyhouseshave beenbuiltin adangerouspositiononitsslopes.自从火山上次喷发后，很多房屋建在了火山山坡上的危险地带。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Exploding and erupting
  • blast
  • blow
  • blow(someone/something)up
  • blowout
  • burst
  • burst in onsomeone/something
  • burst in/into(somewhere)
  • detonate
  • detonator
  • explosion
  • explosively
  • explosiveness
  • flame
  • go off
  • go popidiom
  • go up
  • implode
  • pop
  • setsomethingoff
  • test-fire
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eruptverb[I](START SUDDENLY)

tostartsuddenlyandviolently:
突然发生
At the end of ahotsummer,violenceerupted in theinnercities.一个炎热的夏末，在市中心贫民区突然爆发了暴力事件。
tosuddenlyexpressyourfeelingsin anoisyway:
（感情的）爆发；剧烈地表达（感情）
Thecrowderupted inapplauseandcheering.人群中爆发出掌声和欢呼。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to get angry
  • lose your temperShe never lost her temper, never raised her voice.
  • explodeShe exploded with rage when she was mistaken for a cleaning lady.
  • eruptMy ex-husband would erupt over little things.
  • lose (your) patienceShe was starting to lose her patience with him.
  • become enragedHe became enraged and crashed out of the room.
  • fly into a rageI never saw him fly into a rage or treat anyone cruelly.
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Ifspotserupt onyourskin, theysuddenlyappear:
（疱疹）突然出现
Twodaysafter he'd beenexposedto thesubstance, apainfulrasherupted on hisneck.接触了这种物质两天后，他脖子上突然起了一种刺痛的皮疹。
When atootherupts, itappearsthrough thegum(= thefleshsurroundingtheteeth)for the firsttime:
Before a newtootherupts, it cancauseared,swollenareaon the baby'sgums.
More examples
  • Inner-cityriotserupted when alocalman wasshotbypolice.
  • Violence erupted in thecityonFridaynight.
  • Abigdiplomaticrowerupted as aresult.
  • Spontaneousdemonstrationseruptalmostdaily.
  • Alegalfighthas erupted between two of the world'slargestoilcompanies.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Starting and beginning
  • be in the first flush ofidiom
  • be/get in on the ground flooridiom
  • become
  • begin
  • branch out
  • develop
  • export
  • get down to businessidiom
  • grow
  • half-cock
  • here
  • here goes!idiom
  • hit the ground runningidiom
  • stirring
  • strike
  • strike out(somewhere)
  • stuck
  • stumble intosomething
  • swing into actionidiom
  • the ground floor
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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Expressing and showing feelings
Appearing & disappearing
The teeth

Related word

eruption
(Definition oferuptfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
erupt
verb[I]
uk
/ɪˈrʌpt/us
/ɪˈrʌpt/

eruptverb[I](VOLCANO)

C2
When avolcanoerupts, itexplodesandflamesandrockscome out of it.
（火山）喷发，爆发
Since thevolcanolast erupted, manyhouseshave beenbuiltin adangerouspositiononitsslopes.自从火山上次喷发后，很多房屋建在了火山山坡上的危险地带。
More examples
  • Inner-cityriotserupted when alocalman wasshotbypolice.
  • Violence erupted in thecityonFridaynight.
  • Abigdiplomaticrowerupted as aresult.
  • Spontaneousdemonstrationseruptalmostdaily.
  • Alegalfighthas erupted between two of the world'slargestoilcompanies.

eruptverb[I](START SUDDENLY)

tostartsuddenlyandviolently
突然发生
At the end of ahotsummer,violenceerupted in theinnercities.一个炎热的夏末，在市中心贫民区突然爆发了暴力事件。
tosuddenlyexpressyourfeelingsin anoisyway
（感情的）爆发；剧烈地表达（感情）
Thecrowderupted inapplauseandcheering.人群中爆发出掌声和欢呼。
Ifspotserupt onyourskin, theysuddenlyappear.
（疱疹）突然出现
Twodaysafter he'd beenexposedto thesubstance, apainfulrasherupted on hisneck.接触了这种物质两天后，他脖子上突然起了一种刺痛的皮疹。

erupt| American Dictionary

erupt
verb[I]
us
/ɪˈrʌpt/
toburstoutsuddenlyorexplode:
Thecrowderupted incheers.
Thebuildingerupted inflameswhen theplanestruckit.
earth science
If avolcano(=typeofmountain)erupts, itbeginstothrowouthotrocksandburningsubstances.

eruption

noun[C]us
/ɪˈrʌp·ʃən/
(Definition oferuptfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoferupt

erupt
The political context in which this commercial outcry erupted contributed greatly to its success.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Two years later a rash of race riots unseen since the ' red summer ' of 1919 erupted around the country.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Similar riots erupted in 1996 when difficult price rises were again instituted.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Two out of four border disputes erupted into full-scale war.
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Eventually, these ideological differences erupted into open conflicts.
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The mood of the crowd was often ugly and, on occasion, violence erupted.
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If the cognitive revolution erupted in 1956, the contextual revolution (at least in psychology) is occurring today.
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We can therefore treat a newly erupted dome as a thin shell subjected to an internal pressure from the weight of the cryolava it contains.
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A war of words and definitions erupted between the two factions, aided and abetted by the jazz press.
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We conclude that the average composition of material erupted and available for erosion in the source regions varied along the arc.
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An influential news magazine in the country has enumerated forty cases of ethno-religious conflict erupting within this period.
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In response, periodic but intense rebellions erupted throughout the country over the next five years.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The article will begin by assessing the nature of the urban elites and the socio-economic systems in the key towns in which disturbances erupted.
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Subsistence crisis heightened the concerns of the lower orders, the menu peuple, erupting in public protest on the streets.
From theCambridge English Corpus
A riot erupted as market women pelted the foreign troops with their goods and tried to shame them by removing their clothes.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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