Burst
//bɝst//
Translations of "burst" (55 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | plas(to break from internal pressure), përplasje(to cause to burst) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | διασπάω(to cause to burst), λάσκω(to break from internal pressure) | diaspáō, láskō | |
| Arabic | انفزر(to break from internal pressure) | infazar | |
| Armenian | պայթյուն(instance or act of bursting), պոռթկում(instance or act of bursting), պայթել(to break from internal pressure), պոռթկալ(to break from internal pressure) | paytʻyun, poṙtʻkum, paytʻel, poṙtʻkal | |
| Basque | lehertu(to break from internal pressure) | — | |
| Bulgarian | взрив(instance or act of bursting), избухване(instance or act of bursting), взривявам(to cause to burst), пръсвам(to cause to burst), пръсвам се(to break from internal pressure) | vzriv, izbuhvane, vzrivjavam, prǎsvam, prǎsvam se | |
| Catalan | esclatar(to break from internal pressure), esclatar(to cause to burst), esquerdar(to cause to burst), petar(to break from internal pressure), rebentar(to break from internal pressure) | — | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 爆(to break from internal pressure) | baau³ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 爆裂(instance or act of bursting), 破裂(instance or act of bursting), 爆裂(to break from internal pressure), 破裂(to break from internal pressure) | bàoliè, pòliè, bàoliè, pòliè | |
| Czech | prasknutí(instance or act of bursting), prasknout(to break from internal pressure) | — | |
| Dalmatian | crepur(to break from internal pressure) | — | |
| Dutch | ontploffing(instance or act of bursting), salvo(series of shots fired from an automatic firearm), uitbarsting(instance or act of bursting), barsten(to break from internal pressure), doen barsten(to cause to burst) | — | |
| Eastern Min Chinese | 爆(to break from internal pressure) | bouk | |
| Esperanto | krevi(to break from internal pressure) | — | |
| Finnish | puhkeaminen(instance or act of bursting), räjähdys(instance or act of bursting), haljeta(to break from internal pressure), halkaista(to cause to burst), puhjeta(to break from internal pressure), puhkaista(to cause to burst), räjähtää(to break from internal pressure), räjäyttää(to cause to burst) | — | |
| French | explosion(instance or act of bursting), éclatement(instance or act of bursting), briser(to cause to burst), faire éclater(to cause to burst), rompre(to cause to burst), éclater(to break from internal pressure) | — | |
| Galician | estoiro(instance or act of bursting), estoupido(instance or act of bursting), estoupo(instance or act of bursting), estourido(instance or act of bursting), estouro(instance or act of bursting), esbochar(to break from internal pressure), estoupar(to break from internal pressure), estourar(to break from internal pressure), rebentar(to break from internal pressure) | — | |
| German | Bersten(instance or act of bursting), Platzen(instance or act of bursting), Zerbrechen(instance or act of bursting), bersten(to break from internal pressure), platzen(to break from internal pressure), sprengen(to cause to burst), versprütze(to break from internal pressure), zerplatzen(to break from internal pressure) | — | |
| Gothic | 𐌳𐌹𐍃𐍄𐌰𐌹𐍂𐌰𐌽(to break from internal pressure) | distairan | |
| Greek | έκρηξη(instance or act of bursting), ριπή(instance or act of bursting), εκρήγνυμαι(to break from internal pressure), σκάω(to break from internal pressure), σκάω(to cause to burst) | ékrixi, ripí, ekrígnymai, skáo, skáo | |
| Hebrew | התפוצץ(to break from internal pressure) | hitpotséts | |
| Hindi | फूटना(to break from internal pressure) | phūṭnā | |
| Hungarian | borul(to erupt; to change state suddenly as if bursting), fakad(to erupt; to change state suddenly as if bursting), hirtelenkezd (el)(to erupt; to change state suddenly as if bursting), kidurran(to break from internal pressure), kidurrant(to cause to burst), kipukkad(to break from internal pressure), kipukkaszt(to cause to burst), kitör(to erupt; to change state suddenly as if bursting), szétdurran(to break from internal pressure), szétpukkad(to break from internal pressure), szétpukkan(to break from internal pressure), szétpukkaszt(to cause to burst) | — | |
| Ido | erupto(instance or act of bursting) | — | |
| Indonesian | letupan(instance or act of bursting), letusan(instance or act of bursting), meletup(to break from internal pressure), meletup(to cause to burst), meletus(to break from internal pressure), meletus(to cause to burst) | — | |
| Irish | rois(instance or act of bursting), pléasc(to break from internal pressure), pléasc(to cause to burst) | — | |
| Italian | esplosione(instance or act of bursting), scoppio(instance or act of bursting), esplodere(to break from internal pressure), far scoppiare(to cause to burst), scoppiare(to break from internal pressure), separare(to cause to burst), strappare(to cause to burst) | — | |
| Japanese | 破裂する(to break from internal pressure) | haretsu suru | |
| Khmer | ផ្ទុះ(to break from internal pressure) | ptuh | |
| Korean | 파열하다(to break from internal pressure) | payeolhada | |
| Kyrgyz | башталып кетүү(to break from internal pressure), бөлүнүп кетүү(to break from internal pressure), бөлүү(to break from internal pressure), дүрт(to break from internal pressure), дүрт этүү(to break from internal pressure), жарк(to break from internal pressure), жарылуу(to break from internal pressure), жарылыш(to break from internal pressure), импульс(to break from internal pressure), чалп эткен дабыш(to break from internal pressure), чулп эткен дабыш(to break from internal pressure) | baştalıp ketüü, bölünüp ketüü, bölüü, dürt, dürt etüü, jark, jarıluu, jarılış, impuls, calp etken dabış, culp etken dabış | |
| Latin | dīrumpō(to cause to burst) | — | |
| Low German | Barsten(instance or act of bursting), Barsten(instance or act of bursting), Tobreken(instance or act of bursting), Tweibreken(instance or act of bursting), barsten(to break from internal pressure), doon barsten(to cause to burst) | — | |
| Malay | meletup(to break from internal pressure), meletus(to break from internal pressure), pecah(to break from internal pressure) | — | |
| Māori | kowhera(to break from internal pressure), kōwhā(to break from internal pressure), ngaora(to break from internal pressure), ngaora(to erupt; to change state suddenly as if bursting), ngawhewhe(to break from internal pressure), ngawhā(to break from internal pressure), pahū(to break from internal pressure), papā(to break from internal pressure), pohū(to break from internal pressure), tawhā(to break from internal pressure) | — | |
| Middle English | bresten(to break from internal pressure), bresten(to cause to burst), bresten(to erupt; to change state suddenly as if bursting) | — | |
| Mongolian | тэсрэх(to break from internal pressure) | tesrex | |
| North Frisian | baast(to break from internal pressure) | — | |
| Occitan | esclatar(to break from internal pressure), espetar(to break from internal pressure) | — | |
| Old Saxon | brestan(instance or act of bursting) | — | |
| Plautdietsch | tweirieten(to cause to burst) | — | |
| Polish | eksplozja(instance or act of bursting), pęknięcie(instance or act of bursting), rozerwanie(instance or act of bursting), wybuch(instance or act of bursting), pękać(to break from internal pressure), pęknąć(to break from internal pressure), rozsadzać(to break from internal pressure) | — | |
| Portuguese | estouro(instance or act of bursting), explosão(instance or act of bursting), arrebentar(to break from internal pressure), estourar(to break from internal pressure), estourar(to cause to burst) | — | |
| Russian | взрыв(instance or act of bursting), ло́пание(instance or act of bursting), очередь(series of shots fired from an automatic firearm), разры́в(instance or act of bursting), ло́пать(to cause to burst), ло́паться(to break from internal pressure), ло́пнуть(to break from internal pressure), ло́пнуть(to cause to burst), разорва́ть(to cause to burst), разорва́ться(to break from internal pressure), разрыва́ть(to cause to burst), разрыва́ться(to break from internal pressure), тре́скаться(to break from internal pressure), тре́снуть(to break from internal pressure) | vzryv, lópanije, óčeredʹ, razrýv, lópatʹ, lópatʹsja, lópnutʹ, lópnutʹ, razorvátʹ, razorvátʹsja, razryvátʹ, razryvátʹsja, tréskatʹsja, trésnutʹ | |
| Sanskrit | स्फलति(to break from internal pressure) | sphalati | |
| Spanish | estallido(instance or act of bursting), estallo(instance or act of bursting), explosión(instance or act of bursting), reventón(instance or act of bursting), ráfaga(instance or act of bursting), reventar(to break from internal pressure), reventar(to cause to burst), romper(to cause to burst) | — | |
| Swahili | kukata(to cause to burst) | — | |
| Swedish | omgång(instance or act of bursting), salva(instance or act of bursting), skur(instance or act of bursting), brisera(to break from internal pressure), brista(to break from internal pressure), spricka(to break from internal pressure), spräcka(to cause to burst) | — | |
| Tagalog | putok(to break from internal pressure) | — | |
| Telugu | చితుకు(to break from internal pressure), పగలగొట్టు(to cause to burst), పగిలిపోవు(to break from internal pressure) | cituku, pagalagoṭṭu, pagilipōvu | |
| Thai | ระเบิด(to break from internal pressure), แตก(to break from internal pressure) | rá-bə̀ət, dtɛ̀ɛk | |
| Turkish | patlamak(to break from internal pressure), patlatmak(to cause to burst) | — | |
| Vietnamese | bể(to cause to burst), bị bể(to break from internal pressure), làm bể(to cause to burst) | — | |
| Volapük | kräkön(to break from internal pressure) | — | |
| Welsh | byrstio(to break from internal pressure), byrstio(to cause to burst), ffrwydro(to break from internal pressure), ffrwydro(to cause to burst) | — |
plas, përplasje
lehertu
взрив, избухване, взривявам, пръсвам, пръсвам се
vzriv, izbuhvane, vzrivjavam, prǎsvam, prǎsvam se
esclatar, esclatar, esquerdar, petar, rebentar
prasknutí, prasknout
crepur
ontploffing, salvo, uitbarsting, barsten, doen barsten
krevi
puhkeaminen, räjähdys, haljeta, halkaista, puhjeta, puhkaista, räjähtää, räjäyttää
explosion, éclatement, briser, faire éclater, rompre, éclater
estoiro, estoupido, estoupo, estourido, estouro, esbochar, estoupar, estourar, rebentar
Bersten, Platzen, Zerbrechen, bersten, platzen, sprengen, versprütze, zerplatzen
borul, fakad, hirtelenkezd (el), kidurran, kidurrant, kipukkad, kipukkaszt, kitör, szétdurran, szétpukkad, szétpukkan, szétpukkaszt
erupto
letupan, letusan, meletup, meletup, meletus, meletus
rois, pléasc, pléasc
esplosione, scoppio, esplodere, far scoppiare, scoppiare, separare, strappare
башталып кетүү, бөлүнүп кетүү, бөлүү, дүрт, дүрт этүү, жарк, жарылуу, жарылыш, импульс, чалп эткен дабыш, чулп эткен дабыш
baştalıp ketüü, bölünüp ketüü, bölüü, dürt, dürt etüü, jark, jarıluu, jarılış, impuls, calp etken dabış, culp etken dabış
dīrumpō
Barsten, Barsten, Tobreken, Tweibreken, barsten, doon barsten
meletup, meletus, pecah
kowhera, kōwhā, ngaora, ngaora, ngawhewhe, ngawhā, pahū, papā, pohū, tawhā
bresten, bresten, bresten
baast
esclatar, espetar
brestan
tweirieten
eksplozja, pęknięcie, rozerwanie, wybuch, pękać, pęknąć, rozsadzać
estouro, explosão, arrebentar, estourar, estourar
взрыв, ло́пание, очередь, разры́в, ло́пать, ло́паться, ло́пнуть, ло́пнуть, разорва́ть, разорва́ться, разрыва́ть, разрыва́ться, тре́скаться, тре́снуть
vzryv, lópanije, óčeredʹ, razrýv, lópatʹ, lópatʹsja, lópnutʹ, lópnutʹ, razorvátʹ, razorvátʹsja, razryvátʹ, razryvátʹsja, tréskatʹsja, trésnutʹ
estallido, estallo, explosión, reventón, ráfaga, reventar, reventar, romper
kukata
omgång, salva, skur, brisera, brista, spricka, spräcka
putok
patlamak, patlatmak
bể, bị bể, làm bể
kräkön
byrstio, byrstio, ffrwydro, ffrwydro
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