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1 burst
§ აფეთქების ან რისამე გასკდომის ხმა, ემოციების უცაბედი გამოვლინება§1 (burst) გასკდომა, გახეთქვაthe tire/balloon burst საბურავი / ბუშტი გასკდაshe was bursting with fury / envy სიბრაზისაგან/შურისაგან გულზე სკდებოდაshe burst with laughing სიცილით მოკვდა /გასკდა;she is bursting to tell me everything ერთი სული აქვს, ყველაფერი მითხრას2 აფეთქება (აფეთქდება)the shell/boiler burst ჭურვი/საქვაბე აფეთწდა3 ავარდნა ატყდომაhe burst into/out of the room ოთახში შემოვარდა//ოთახიდან გავარდა4 გარღვევა, განგრევაhe burst into uproarious laughter ხარხარი/როხროხი აუტყდაto burst one's bonds ბორკილების მოშორება / მოხსნა / გადაყრა / გაწყვეტა // თავისუფლების მოპოვება -
2 tear
§ (tore, torn) ცრემლი; დაფლეთა, დაგლეჯა§1 გახეული ადგილი, ნახვრეტი2 ცრემლი3 (tore, torn) ხევა (დახევს, დაიხევა)this cloth tears easily ეს ნაჭერი / ქსოვილი მალე / ადვილად იხევა●●he tore the letter open წერილი გახსნაshe was tearing her hair with rage / grief სიბრაზისაგან / დარდისაგან თმას იგლეჯდაbitter tears / words მწარე, მდუღარე ცრემლები // მწარე სიტყვები●●torn to ribbons ნაკუწებად / ნაფლეთებად ქცეული
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burst open — phrase if a door or container bursts open, it opens quickly and suddenly The door burst open and in came Samuel. Thesaurus: to open or unlock something, or to come opensynonym Main entry: burst * * * ˌburst ˈopen | ˌburst (sth) ˈopen … Useful english dictionary
burst open — if a door or container bursts open, it opens quickly and suddenly The door burst open and in came Samuel … English dictionary
burst open — force apart, open forcefully … English contemporary dictionary
burst (something) open — ˌburst ˈopen | ˌburst (sth) ˈopen idiom to open suddenly or violently; to make sth open in this way • The door burst open. • Firefighters burst the door open and rescued them. Main entry: ↑burstidiom … Useful english dictionary
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open — 1 adjective NOT CLOSED 1 DOOR/CONTAINER not closed, so that you can go through, take things out, or put things in: an open window | I guess I did leave the door open. | I can t get this milk open. | wide open (=completely open): The door was wide … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
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