burst up

The phrase "burst up" can convey sudden and intense actions or events, often in a dramatic or unexpected manner.

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Definition

B2General

(dated, colloquial)To break or split apart suddenly and violently.

Example

  • The old boiler burst up, causing water to flood the basement.

C1Finance

(dated, colloquial)To experience a sudden failure or collapse, especially financially.

Example

  • The company burst up after a series of poor investments.

B2Physical Movement

(colloquial)To move upwards suddenly and with force.

Example

  • The fish burst up from the water, surprising everyone on the boat.

B2Appearance

(colloquial)To appear or emerge suddenly and dramatically.

Example

  • She burst up on the stage, capturing everyone's attention instantly.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "burst up":

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