Word: Burst Out
Definition: "Burst out" is a verb that means to suddenly and forcefully express something, like laughter or a strong emotion. It can also mean to suddenly appear or happen unexpectedly.
Usage Instructions: - Use "burst out" when you want to describe a sudden action or expression. It is often followed by a verb in the present participle (like laughing, crying, or shouting).
Examples: 1. Emotional Expression: "When he heard the joke, he burst out laughing." 2. Sudden Statement: "She burst out, 'I can't believe you did that!' during the argument." 3. Appearance: "Flowers burst out in spring, covering the valley with color."
Advanced Usage: You can use "burst out" in more complex sentences to show different contexts: - "After a long silence, he suddenly burst out with his opinions about the project." - "The crowd burst out in cheers when the team scored the winning goal."
Word Variants: - Burst (verb): To break open or apart suddenly. - Bursting (verb): The present participle form of "burst." - Burst (noun): A sudden, intense action or occurrence.
Different Meanings: 1. To Erupt: "The volcano burst out with lava." 2. To Appear Suddenly: "New businesses burst out in the area after the renovation."
Synonyms: - Erupt - Explode - Break out - Pop out - Suddenly begin
Idioms and Related Phrasal Verbs: - Burst into tears: To suddenly start crying. - Example: "When she heard the sad news, she burst into tears." - Burst with pride: To feel a very strong sense of pride. - Example: "He burst with pride when his daughter graduated."
Summary: "Burst out" is a versatile verb that conveys suddenness, whether in expressing emotions or when something appears unexpectedly.