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erupt 【erupt】n.爆发Mount Vesuvius hasn't erupted for a good many years.维苏威火山有许多年没有爆发了。

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[ɪ'rʌpt] 
eruptstart abruptly
A rash, a volcano, applause, violence, all of these are things that are prone to erupt, meaning they suddenly become active.
The word erupt has origins in the Latin word eruptus, the past participle of erumpere, meaning to burst forth. This lively verb can be used to describe anything that is released in a quick, violent burst, such as a bomb exploding or lava spewing forth from a volcano or even laughter. It can also be used to describe the arrival of things that burst through more quietly (but often more painfully), such as a skin condition or a tooth that’s breaking through one's gum.
All forms of 'erupt' will appear on average once every 687 pages.erupteruptioneruptive

Front	erupt
Pron	[ɪ'rʌpt]
Back	【erupt】 n.爆发 Mount Vesuvius hasn't erupted for a good many years. 维苏威火山有许多年没有爆发了。
Vocab	eruptstart abruptly A rash, a volcano, applause, violence, all of these are things that are prone to erupt, meaning they suddenly become active. The word erupt has origins in the Latin word eruptus, the past participle of erumpere, meaning to burst forth. This lively verb can be used to describe anything that is released in a quick, violent burst, such as a bomb exploding or lava spewing forth from a volcano or even laughter. It can also be used to describe the arrival of things that burst through more quietly (but often more painfully), such as a skin condition or a tooth that’s breaking through one's gum. All forms of 'erupt' will appear on average once every 687 pages. erupt eruption eruptive

Erupt Things Meaning Word Burst Describe ɪ'Rʌpt N.爆发