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Erupt into Meaning in English

expression

ˈiɹəpt/, /ɪˈɹəpt/ /ˈɪntu/, /ɪnˈtu/, /ɪntə
ee-RUHPT IN-too, ih-RUHPT IN-too, ih-RUHPT in-TOO, ih-RUHPT IN-tuh
ɪɹˈʌpt/ /ˈɪntʊ
ih-RUHPT IN-tuh

释义

To suddenly change or burst into a different state, often something energetic or intense, like applause, flames, chaos, or laughter.

用法与细微差别

Often used for sudden changes from calm to energetic/emotional states: 'erupt into laughter', 'erupt into flames'. Common with 'applause', 'cheers', 'violence', 'anger'. Not used for slow change; usually describes a dramatic shift.

例句

The room erupted into applause when the speech ended.

basic

The crowd erupted into laughter after the joke.

basic

The small fire quickly erupted into flames.

basic

The peaceful protest suddenly erupted into chaos.

natural

When he entered with the cake, the party erupted into cheers.

natural

Arguments at the table erupted into yelling in minutes.

natural