Burst forth Meaning in English
expression
ˈbɝst/ /ˈfɔɹθ
BURST FORTH
bˈɜːst/ /fˈɔːθ
BURST FAWTH
Definition
To suddenly appear, emerge, or erupt with force or energy, often used for things like water, emotions, or light.
Usage & Nuances
Literary, dramatic, or descriptive; often about nature or strong emotions. Common with subjects like 'flowers', 'tears', 'songs', 'light'. 'Burst forth' is more poetic than simple 'burst', implying something emerging suddenly and energetically.
Spanish: brotar - salir de repentePortuguese (BR): irromper - explodir (de repente)Portuguese (PT): irromper - rebentar (de repente)Chinese (Simplified): 迸发 - 突然出现Chinese (Traditional): 迸發 - 突然出現Hindi: फूट पड़ना - अचानक प्रकट होनाArabic: يندفع فجأة - ينفجر (بشكل مفاجئ)Bengali: উদ্গিরণ হওয়া - হঠাৎ বেরিয়ে আসা - বিস্ফোরণ ঘটানোRussian: вырваться наружу - прорваться - вспыхнутьJapanese: 突然あふれ出す - 勢いよく湧き出るVietnamese: bùng nổ - tuôn trào - bộc phátKorean: 터져 나오다 - 갑자기 솟구치다Turkish: fışkırmak - birdenbire ortaya çıkmakUrdu: اُمڈ پڑنا - زور سے پھوٹ نکلناIndonesian: muncul tiba-tiba - meletus - meluap
Example Sentences
Water burst forth from the broken pipe.
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The flowers burst forth in spring.
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Cheering burst forth from the crowd.
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When the door opened, laughter burst forth from the room.
natural
At that moment, tears burst forth and she couldn’t hold back anymore.
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Music burst forth from the speakers as soon as the concert began.
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