BURST - Tradução inglês-Espanhol

Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

inglês

espanhol

I. burst <pass & Part perf burst> [americ bərst, Brit bəːst] VERBO intr

1. burst:

burst balloon/tire:

reventarse

burst pipe:

reventar

burst pipe:

romperse

burst fireworks/shell:

estallar

burst fireworks/shell:

explotar

burst dam:

romperse

burst storm:

desatarse

burst storm:

desencadenarse

to burst open door/suitcase:

abrirse de golpe

2. burst (move suddenly) + adv compar:

they burst into the room

entraron de sopetón en la habitación

they burst into the room

irrumpieron en la habitación formal

he burst out from behind the bush and …

de repente salió de entre los arbustos y …

they burst out of the room

salieron de la habitación precipitadamente

the news burst upon an unsuspecting world

la noticia cayó como una bomba sobre un mundo que no se la esperaba

the realization burst upon me

de pronto or de repente me di cuenta

a demonstrator burst through the police cordon

un manifestante rompió el cordón policial

II. burst <pass & Part perf burst> [americ bərst, Brit bəːst] VERBO trans

burst balloon/bubble:

burst

reventar

he bent over and burst the seam of his trousers

se inclinó y se le rompió la costura de los pantalones

he burst open the door

abrió la puerta de golpe

the river burst its banks

el río se desbordó or se salió de madre

III. burst [americ bərst, Brit bəːst] SUBST

1.1. burst (short surge):

a burst of applause

una salva de aplausos

a burst of activity

un arrebato or arranque de actividad

a burst of inspiration

un ramalazo de inspiración

inspiration comes in bursts

la inspiración viene en oleadas

a burst of energy

un arranque de energía

there was a burst of laughter from the table in the corner

se oyeron carcajadas en la mesa del rincón

that final burst earned him a bronze medal

ese esfuerzo final le valió la medalla de bronce

1.2. burst (of gunfire):

burst

ráfaga f

2.1. burst (rupture):

burst (of pipe)

rotura f

burst (of tire) Brit

reventón m

2.2. burst (explosion):

burst

explosión f

burst

estallido m

burst in VERBO [americ bərst -, Brit bəːst -] (v + adv)

burst in

entrar (de sopetón)

burst in

irrumpir formal

don't come bursting in like that: knock first!

¡no se entra así de sopetón, hay que llamar antes!

to burst in on sb you can't go bursting in on people like that!

¡no se puede entrar así (de sopetón) donde hay gente!

the robbers burst in on us while we were counting the day's receipts

los ladrones nos sorprendieron cuando estábamos haciendo la caja

the robbers burst in on us while we were counting the day's receipts

los ladrones irrumpieron en el local cuando estábamos haciendo la caja formal

burst out VERBO [americ bərst -, Brit bəːst -] (v + adv)

1. burst out (cry):

you're lying!, she burst out suddenly

—¡estás mintiendo! —saltó de repente

he burst out with all kinds of accusations

salió con todo tipo de acusaciones

2. burst out (exit):

burst out

salir

3. burst out (start suddenly):

he burst out laughing

se echó a reír

he burst out laughing

soltó una carcajada

she burst out crying

se echó or se puso a llorar

she burst out crying

rompió a llorar lit

burst into VERBO [americ bərst -, Brit bəːst -] (v + prep + o)

to burst into tears

echarse a llorar

to burst into tears

ponerse a llorar

to burst into tears

romper a llorar lit

to burst into song

ponerse a cantar

to burst into flames

estallar en llamas

to burst a blood vessel coloq she nearly burst a blood vessel when he told her

casi le dio un ataque cuando se enteró coloq

it's enough to make you burst a blood vessel

es como para que a uno le dé un ataque coloq

espanhol

inglês

acelerada

burst of acceleration

demarraje

burst of speed

irrumpir

to burst in

la policía irrumpió en el bar

the police burst into the bar

chupinazo

burst of fireworks

me vas a romper los tímpanos

you'll burst my eardrums

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inglês

espanhol

I. burst [bɜ:st, americ bɜ:rst] burst Am: bursted, burst Am: bursted burst Am: bursted, burst Am: bursted SUBST

1. burst (explosion):

burst

explosión f

2. burst MILITAR:

burst of fire

ráfaga f

3. burst (brief period):

a burst of laughter

una carcajada

a burst of applause

una salva de aplausos

a burst of anger

un arranque de cólera

II. burst [bɜ:st, americ bɜ:rst] burst Am: bursted, burst Am: bursted burst Am: bursted, burst Am: bursted VERBO intr

1. burst:

burst balloon, tyre

reventar

burst storm

desatarse

to burst into tears

romper a llorar

2. burst (move suddenly):

to burst into a place

irrumpir en un lugar

to burst open

abrir(se) de golpe

3. burst fig:

to be bursting to do sth

morirse de ganas de hacer algo

to be bursting with health

rebosar de salud

to be bursting with curiosity

morirse de curiosidad

III. burst [bɜ:st, americ bɜ:rst] burst Am: bursted, burst Am: bursted burst Am: bursted, burst Am: bursted VERBO trans

burst

reventar

to burst its banks river

desbordarse

burst forth VERBO intr

burst forth

brotar

burst out VERBO intr

1. burst out (exclaim):

burst out

saltar

2. burst out (break out):

to burst out laughing/crying

echarse a reír/llorar

burst in VERBO intr

burst in

entrar de sopetón

to burst sb's bubble

desengañar a alguien

the bubble has burst

se ha roto el encanto

espanhol

inglês

ráfaga

burst

irrumpir en algo

to burst into sth

soltar una carcajada

to burst out laughing

prorrumpir

to burst forth

reventar (globo, neumático)

to burst

reventar (globo, neumático)

to burst

reventarse (globo, neumático)

to burst

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inglês

espanhol

I. burst [bɜrst] SUBST

1. burst (explosion):

burst

explosión f

2. burst MILITAR:

burst of fire

ráfaga f

3. burst (brief period):

a burst of laughter

una carcajada

a burst of applause

una salva de aplausos

a burst of anger

un arranque de cólera

II. burst <burst, burst> [bɜrst] VERBO intr

1. burst:

burst balloon, tire

reventar

burst storm

desatarse

to burst into tears

romper a llorar

2. burst (move suddenly):

to burst into a place

irrumpir en un lugar

to burst open

abrir(se) de golpe

3. burst fig:

to be bursting to do sth

morirse de ganas de hacer algo

to be bursting with health

rebosar de salud

to be bursting with curiosity

morirse de curiosidad

III. burst <burst, burst> [bɜrst] VERBO trans

burst

reventar

to burst its banks river

desbordarse

burst out VERBO intr

1. burst out (exclaim):

burst out

saltar

2. burst out (break out):

to burst out laughing/crying

echarse a reír/llorar

burst forth VERBO intr

burst forth

brotar

burst in VERBO intr

burst in

entrar de sopetón

to burst sb's bubble

desengañar a alguien

the bubble has burst

se ha roto el encanto

espanhol

inglês

ráfaga

burst

irrumpir en algo

to burst into sth

reventar (globo, neumático)

to burst

reventar (globo, neumático)

to burst

reventar (globo, neumático)

to burst

soltar una carcajada

to burst out laughing

¡no te herniarás, no! irón, humor

don't burst a blood vessel!

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