| |
|
| VERB |
| |
|
| /ɪkˈspləʊd/ |
|
| |
| |
| 1 | I to burst with a lot of force and a loud noise 爆炸；发出巨响 |
| Bombs were exploding all over the city. 炸弹在城里各处爆炸。 |
| | 1a | T to make something burst with a lot of force and a loud noise 使爆炸；使炸响 | | Terrorists have exploded bombs across the country. 恐怖分子已经在全国各地引爆了炸弹。 | |
| | 1b | I to make a sudden loud noise 突然发出巨响 | | Thunder exploded over the meadow. 惊雷在牧场上空轰然炸响。 | |
| |
| 2 | I to express strong emotions in a sudden , noisy , and often violent way （情感）迸发 |
| When I told Ian that Maggie had refused to come, he simply exploded. 听到我说玛吉不来，伊恩不禁大发雷霆。 |
| +in/with She suddenly exploded with rage, and stormed off. 她勃然大怒，气呼呼地离开了。 |
| +into The room exploded into uproar when the fire alarm went off. 火警响起来时，整个房间乱成了一团。 |
| |
| 3 | I to increase a lot in size , amount , or importance over a very short period of time （大小、数量或重要性）急剧增加，激增 |
| The increased availability of food has caused the deer population to explode. 能觅取到的食物的增多导致麋鹿数量激增。 |
| Investment in technology stocks exploded in the 1990s. 20世纪90年代对技术股的投资迅猛增长。 |
| |
| 4 | T to prove that a story or theory that many people believe is in fact false 推翻；揭穿 |
| Scientists wanted to explode the myth of a monster living in the lake. 科学家们想要解开湖中怪物之谜。 |
| |
| 5 | I to move very quickly 迅速移动 |
| A group of youths exploded out of the door. 一群青年冲到了门外。 |
| +into Suddenly, behind her, the stage explodes into life. 突然，在她的身后，舞台又焕发了生机。 |
| | 5a | to change very quickly into a new state （快速地）转化，转变 | |
| Words frequently used with explode | | explode 的常见搭配词 | | nouns | bomb, device, firework, grenade, shell, | 1 | | | |
|