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101burst out of — (somewhere) to suddenly appear from somewhere. Suddenly I burst out of the tangled brush onto the pavement. The silvery jet burst out of the dark clouds above …
102burst into a room — ˌburst ˈin | ˌburst into a ˈroom, ˈbuilding, etc. derived to enter a room or building suddenly and noisily • Suddenly the door flew open and Jo burst in. Main entry: ↑burstderived …
103burst into a building — ˌburst ˈin | ˌburst into a ˈroom, ˈbuilding, etc. derived to enter a room or building suddenly and noisily • Suddenly the door flew open and Jo burst in. Main entry: ↑burstderived …
104burst into something — ˈburst into sth derived to start producing sth suddenly and with great force • The aircraft crashed and burst into flames (= suddenly began to burn). • She burst into tears …
105Burst-Rate — Burst Rate, Burst Geschwindigkeit …
106Burst Extended Data Output — (BEDO) sending of data to an input or output device at increased continuity (in one burst or four read/write cycles without a pause between them) …
107burst a blood vessel — burst/bust a blood vessel informal 1. to use a lot of effort doing something. I d like the designs as soon as possible, but don t bust a blood vessel! 2. to become very angry and start shouting. He nearly burst a blood vessel when he heard what… …
108burst your bubble — If you correct someone s ignorant or delusional belief, you burst their bubble. (Bust someone s bubble is also used.) …
109burst someone's bubble — ► burst someone s bubble shatter someone s illusions. Main Entry: ↑burst …
110burst binding — noun An unsewn bookbinding in which the gathered sections are perforated at the fold and glue is made to penetrate through the perforations • • • Main Entry: ↑burst …