Burstの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: "12-second bursts" means something that shines or explodes for 12 seconds, it is used for astronomical or scientific reports.
Here is a metaphorical way, most likely saying that "we see something (classical movies) in 12 seconds".
That is the meaning, and reading the piece of the article you added I dare to say it means something like "instead of enjoying things fully we change our attention every 12 seconds".

A: It means they started innovating very fast and intensely. A burst is like a small explosion. So, their innovation rapidly increased once steam power was invented.

A: It means to shatter the illusions that someone may have about something. For example if someone believes that hamburgers are very healthy you could say: I don't want to burst your bubble, but hamburgers are not healthy.

A: Bursts are explosions. For example, a firework bursts.
A watermelon fell from the counter and bursted all over the floor.
In this case I think the article is referring to corn exploding to make the designs.

A: "I hate to burst your bubble, but all your calculations are wrong."

It means. "I don't want to be the person to give bad news."

A: I don't want to burst your bubble, but she is already engaged to Tom.....

A: burst into tears/song/laughter
She burst into laughter/tears.
burst into flames
The house burst into flames.

A: I started to burst with laughter.
When I chewed, it burst in my mouth.
When I threw the water balloon it burst on the ground.

A: •Sorry to burst your bubble, but I don't think that's going to happen.

•Way to burst his bubble.

A: As nouns the difference is that bust is a sculptural portrayal of a person's head and shoulders or bust can be (slang) the act of arresting someone for a crime, or raiding a suspected criminal operation: while burst is an instance of, or the act of bursting . 

As verbs the difference is that bust is to break something while burst is to break from internal pressure. 

As an adjective bust is (slang) without any money, broke. 

A: Burst is abrupt and quick.
example: There was a burst of fresh air.

Block is to not let something near another thing.
example: I had to block the sun from my eyes.

Crack is a broken line across an object.
example: there was a crack in the sidewalk.

Break is to damage an item with force.
example: I will break the pencil in half.

A: Burst=爆裂， 多用于形容内压过高的情况
Erupt=爆发/喷发， 多用于形容火山，喷泉

The pipe is bursting! 水管快爆了！
The volcano is erupting! 火山快喷了！

A: Burst is when something full of liquid breaks from pressure, bust is a general, informal synonym for "break."

A: 'burst your bubble' is a metaphor

'burst your balloon' is only used when someone actually bursts your balloon.

A: mi dispiace per aver rotto le scatole (spesso ironico)

A: it means to suddenly start crying a lot

A: @danowak125

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A: in which concept are you using it?

A: i dont understand what you are trying to say but to “burst a blood vessel” means to get really angry that your blood vessel will burst

A: He angrily burst through the door.
He angrily burst open the door.

A: @sidney: yes "I burst out crying" is fine 👍

A: I sometimes burst out laughing at what had happened that time.