| صيغ مركبة |
| burst forth vi | (emerge forcefully) | ينفجر |
| burst forth vi | (leap or spring out) | يظهر، يبرز |
| | The baby bird burst forth from his egg, eager to greet the world. |
| burst in vi | informal (enter suddenly and forcefully) | يقتحم |
| burst into vtr | (enter suddenly and forcefully) | يقتحم |
| | The angry man burst into the room. |
| burst into vtr | (explode in: flames) | ينفجر |
| | The car burst into flames after the accident. |
| burst into vtr | (break out in: tears, laughter) | ينفجر( بكاءاً أو فرحاً) |
| | In musicals people will burst into song at the slightest provocation. |
| | I was so relieved when I saw him that I burst into tears. |
| burst into flame v | (catch fire suddenly) | تشتعل فيه النيران |
| | The bus burst into flame, trapping the passengers inside. |
| burst into laughter v | (start laughing suddenly) | ينفجر ضاحكاً |
| | They burst into laughter at the sight of his clown costume. |
| burst into song v | (start singing suddenly) | يبدا بالغناء فجأة |
| | My father is so musical, he bursts into song in the middle of a conversation. |
| burst into tears v | (start crying suddenly) | يبدا بالبكاء فجأة |
| | She burst into tears at the news of her friend's death. |
| burst of laughter n | (sudden laugh) | ضحك مفاجئ |
| | That burst of laughter was inappropriate at a funeral. |
| burst of speed n | (sudden increase in speed) | تسارع مفاجئ |
| | With a sudden burst of speed, he passed his competition and won the race. |
| burst open vi | (open suddenly and violently) | يفتح فجاة |
| | After the final bell, the school doors burst open and the children ran out. |
| burst out vi | (spring out, jump out) | يبرز أو يظهر فجأة |
| | | يتكلم فجأة وبعنف |
| | He burst out from behind the wall, surprising everyone leaning against it. |
| burst out vi | (emerge from sth tight or restraining) | يفلت |
| | The chick finally burst out of its shell. |
| burst out vi | (break out, occur suddenly) | يظهر أو يبرز |
| | The enemy suddenly burst out of the woods and we were surrounded in an ambush. |
| burst out laughing v | informal (laugh suddenly and loudly) | ينفجر بالضحك |
| burst upon vtr | (leap into or onto) | يبرز للعيان فجأة |
| burst upon vtr | figurative (suddenly appear or arise) | يظهر أو يعلو |
| | Tara Lipinski burst upon the world of gymnastics as a bouncy fifteen-year-old. |
| ready to burst adj | informal, figurative (very excited) | شديد الانفعال |
| | I'm ready to burst: I can't wait to tell you the good news! |
