英语词汇“outburst”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES

a fresh outburst of violence in the region
Corbin apologized for his outburst at the meeting.
I was embarrassed by my husband's outburst.

EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS

And it becomes necessary to self-motivate yourself during a game instead of relying on a spontaneous outburst of noise from the fans.
And yet he said nothing to provoke her outburst.
Frequent church hopping, intermittent attendance and inappropriate outbursts of anger by the husband can also be signals.
He had sudden outbursts of furious anger which were always fatal to the often innocent objects.
He moves slowly back, unsure of the reason behind my sudden outburst.
His moments of inspiration did much to elevate the Stuttgart event, a relaxed affair apart from the odd obligatory outburst.
I couldn't possibly know, but that outburst, understandable as it was, greatly disturbed me.
When the outburst comes it is very effective.The lyricism of Tennyson's poetry is magnificent.

Longman Language Activatorto behave in a very angry way► have/throw a tantrum

if someone, especially a child, has or throws a tantrum , they shout angrily and cry, especially because they cannot have what they want: · Whenever it's time for bed she throws a tantrum.· Almost all two-year-olds have tantrums from time to time.

► make a scene

to start a loud angry argument with someone, especially in a public place and in a way that is embarrassing: · Please don't talk so loudly. You're making a scene.· I hate it when people make a scene in public.

► outburst

a sudden expression of very strong angry feelings, especially because you cannot control your anger any longer: · I was embarrassed by my husband's outburst.· Corbin apologized for his outburst at the meeting.

► shake your fist

to hold up your hand with the fingers tightly closed and shake it in order to show that you are angry: · The old man shook his fist angrily at the nurse.

► stamp your foot

to bring your foot down hard on the ground because you are angry about something: · "Louis, get over here!" Margret demanded, stamping her foot.

COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRY► emotional/violent/angry outburst

his father’s violent outbursts of temper

COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES► a fit/outburst of anger

(=an occasion when someone suddenly becomes angry)· His occasional outbursts of anger shocked those around him.

COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSADJECTIVE► emotional

· One sometimes thinks of Franck here, but Fauré characteristically reins in his emotional outbursts before they become too vigorous.· The emotional outburst was as far as he would go, however.· I've never had an emotional outburst till now.· Not a Cal Ripken pent-up emotional outburst kind of ovation, mind you, but a nice little round of applause.

► occasional

· Apart from the occasional outburst against them, they were not, of course, officially acknowledged.· This time they were quiet except for an occasional short outburst of bickering.· The occasional outbursts of passion that flickered across my childhood were like summer storms.

► violent

· She made it clear that she wished their relationship to continue, but could nor tolerate Charles's violent outbursts.· Some became edgy, prone to violent outbursts.· She was silent except for little violent outbursts about capital punishment and Iris Murdoch writing too much.· There were the violent outbursts, way out of proportion to any wrong done, and constant verbal abuse.· Most of his friends agreed that he was subject to violent outbursts of temper.· He has accused Sun Bonds of having violent outbursts, including one occasion when she trashed his sports trophies.

单词	outburst
释义	outburstout‧burst /ˈaʊtbɜːst $ -bɜːrst/ ●○○ noun [countable] Examples EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES a fresh outburst of violence in the region Corbin apologized for his outburst at the meeting. I was embarrassed by my husband's outburst. EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS And it becomes necessary to self-motivate yourself during a game instead of relying on a spontaneous outburst of noise from the fans. And yet he said nothing to provoke her outburst. Frequent church hopping, intermittent attendance and inappropriate outbursts of anger by the husband can also be signals. He had sudden outbursts of furious anger which were always fatal to the often innocent objects. He moves slowly back, unsure of the reason behind my sudden outburst. His moments of inspiration did much to elevate the Stuttgart event, a relaxed affair apart from the odd obligatory outburst. I couldn't possibly know, but that outburst, understandable as it was, greatly disturbed me. When the outburst comes it is very effective.The lyricism of Tennyson's poetry is magnificent. Thesaurus Longman Language Activatorto behave in a very angry way► have/throw a tantrum if someone, especially a child, has or throws a tantrum , they shout angrily and cry, especially because they cannot have what they want: · Whenever it's time for bed she throws a tantrum.· Almost all two-year-olds have tantrums from time to time. ► make a scene to start a loud angry argument with someone, especially in a public place and in a way that is embarrassing: · Please don't talk so loudly. You're making a scene.· I hate it when people make a scene in public. ► outburst a sudden expression of very strong angry feelings, especially because you cannot control your anger any longer: · I was embarrassed by my husband's outburst.· Corbin apologized for his outburst at the meeting. ► shake your fist to hold up your hand with the fingers tightly closed and shake it in order to show that you are angry: · The old man shook his fist angrily at the nurse. ► stamp your foot to bring your foot down hard on the ground because you are angry about something: · "Louis, get over here!" Margret demanded, stamping her foot. Collocations COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRY► emotional/violent/angry outburst his father’s violent outbursts of temper COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES► a fit/outburst of anger (=an occasion when someone suddenly becomes angry)· His occasional outbursts of anger shocked those around him. COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSADJECTIVE► emotional · One sometimes thinks of Franck here, but Fauré characteristically reins in his emotional outbursts before they become too vigorous.· The emotional outburst was as far as he would go, however.· I've never had an emotional outburst till now.· Not a Cal Ripken pent-up emotional outburst kind of ovation, mind you, but a nice little round of applause. ► occasional · Apart from the occasional outburst against them, they were not, of course, officially acknowledged.· This time they were quiet except for an occasional short outburst of bickering.· The occasional outbursts of passion that flickered across my childhood were like summer storms. ► violent · She made it clear that she wished their relationship to continue, but could nor tolerate Charles's violent outbursts.· Some became edgy, prone to violent outbursts.· She was silent except for little violent outbursts about capital punishment and Iris Murdoch writing too much.· There were the violent outbursts, way out of proportion to any wrong done, and constant verbal abuse.· Most of his friends agreed that he was subject to violent outbursts of temper.· He has accused Sun Bonds of having violent outbursts, including one occasion when she trashed his sports trophies. 1something you say suddenly that expresses a strong emotion, especially anger: He later apologized for his outburst.emotional/violent/angry outburst his father’s violent outbursts of temperoutburst of an outburst of anger2a sudden short increase in an activityoutburst of an outburst of creative energy outbursts of violence
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