|
|
1. (n.) outburst
a sudden and violent release or outpouring:
an outburst of tears.
2. outburst
a sudden spell of activity.
3. outburst
a public disturbance; riot.
4. outburst
a bursting forth; eruption.
Etymology: (1650–60)
|
| Definition of 'outburst' |
Princeton's WordNet |
|
1. (noun) effusion, gush, outburst, blowup, ebullition
an unrestrained expression of emotion
2. (noun) outburst, burst, flare-up
a sudden intense happening
"an outburst of heavy rain"; "a burst of lightning"
3. (noun) outburst, tumultuous disturbance
a sudden violent disturbance
|
|
|
1. (noun) outburst
a sudden display of strong emotion
angry outbursts
|
|
|
Sense: an explosion, especially of angry feelings
a sudden outburst (of rage).
|
Afrikaans: uitbarsting, losbarsting |
Arabic: إنْفِجار، نَوْبَة غَضَب |
Bulgarian: експлозия |
Brazilian: explosão |
Czech: výbuch |
German: der Ausbruch |
Danish: udbrud; -udbrud |
Greek: ξέσπασμα, έκρηξη (μτφ.) |
Spanish: explosión |
Estonian: purse |
Farsi: طغیان |
Finnish: räjähdys |
French: explosion |
Hebrew: הִתפָּרצוּת |
Hindi: विस्फोट |
Croatian: eksplozija, udar |
Hungarian: kirobbanás |
Indonesian: ledakan |
Icelandic: það að brjótast út; kast |
Italian: esplosione |
Japanese: ほとばしり |
Korean: 돌발, 분출, 폭발 |
Lithuanian: protrūkis, prasiveržimas |
Latvian: izvirdums |
Malay: tiba-tiba naik radang |
Dutch: uitbarsting |
Norwegian: (vredes)utbrudd |
Polish: wybuch |
Persian: طغیان |
Pashto: څپانده كيدل،انفجار |
Portuguese: explosão |
Romanian: izbucnire |
Russian: взрыв, вспышка |
Slovak: výbuch |
Slovenian: izbruh |
Serbian: izliv |
Swedish: utbrott |
Thai: การปะทุ |
Turkish: patlama, parlama |
Taiwanese: 爆發,噴出 |
Ukrainian: вибух, спалах |
Urdu: دھماکہ، ہيجان |
Vietnamese: bùng ra |
Chinese: 爆发,喷出 |
Get even more translations for outburst...
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Alternative search options for 'outburst' |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|