英语词汇explode怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

explode /ɪkˈsploʊd/ verb

explodes; exploded; exploding

explode

/ɪkˈsploʊd/

verb

explodes; exploded; exploding

Learner's definition of EXPLODE

: to suddenly break apart in a violent way with parts flying outward爆炸；爆破；爆裂

[no object]

The bomb could explode [=blow up, detonate] at any minute.炸弹随时有可能爆炸。
One of the shells failed to explode.炮弹中有一枚没有爆炸。
an exploding volcano喷发的火山

[+ object]

explode [=blow up, detonate] a bomb引爆炸弹

— compare implode

[no object]

a : to change in a very sudden and violent way发生突变

These occasional skirmishes may soon explode into all-out war.这些偶发的小冲突很快便可能演变为全面战争。

b : to move with sudden speed and force猛然行动起来

The horses exploded [=burst] out of the starting gate.那些马匹一下子冲出起跑门。
The birds suddenly exploded into flight.鸟儿突然振翅起飞。
We exploded [=burst] into action.我们立即开始行动。

c : to be affected by something very suddenly突然受到影响

The building exploded in/into flames/fire.大楼迅速被大火包围了。
The audience exploded with/in/into laughter. [=everyone burst out laughing]观众中爆发出一阵笑声。

a [no object] : to express emotion in a sudden and violent way爆发（某种情绪）

She looked like she was ready to explode with anger.她看起来马上就要大发雷霆了。

b [+ object] : to say (something) in a sudden and angry way（突然愤怒地）嚷，叫，喊

“Damn you!” she exploded.“该死的！”她嚷道。

[+ object] : to show that (something, such as a belief or theory) is false推翻；驳倒；戳穿

Science has exploded many old theories.科学已经推翻了许多旧的理论。
The book explodes a number of myths/legends about his youth.本书戳穿了一些关于他青年时代的谣传/传言。

[no object] : to increase very quickly激增；迅速增加

The deer population has recently exploded.鹿的数量最近迅速增长。
the exploding [=soaring, rising] costs of childcare猛涨的儿童保育费
The book has exploded in popularity.这本书已迅速走红。

单词	explode
释义	explode 2 ENTRIES FOUND: explode (verb) exploded (adjective) explode /ɪkˈsploʊd/ verb explodes; exploded; exploding explode /ɪkˈsploʊd/ verb explodes; exploded; exploding Learner's definition of EXPLODE 1 : to suddenly break apart in a violent way with parts flying outward爆炸；爆破；爆裂 [no object] The bomb could explode [=blow up, detonate] at any minute.炸弹随时有可能爆炸。 One of the shells failed to explode.炮弹中有一枚没有爆炸。 an exploding volcano喷发的火山 [+ object] explode [=blow up, detonate] a bomb引爆炸弹 — compare implode 2 [no object] a : to change in a very sudden and violent way发生突变 These occasional skirmishes may soon explode into all-out war.这些偶发的小冲突很快便可能演变为全面战争。 b : to move with sudden speed and force猛然行动起来 The horses exploded [=burst] out of the starting gate.那些马匹一下子冲出起跑门。 The birds suddenly exploded into flight.鸟儿突然振翅起飞。 We exploded [=burst] into action.我们立即开始行动。 c : to be affected by something very suddenly突然受到影响 The building exploded in/into flames/fire.大楼迅速被大火包围了。 The audience exploded with/in/into laughter. [=everyone burst out laughing]观众中爆发出一阵笑声。 3 a [no object] : to express emotion in a sudden and violent way爆发（某种情绪） She looked like she was ready to explode with anger.她看起来马上就要大发雷霆了。 b [+ object] : to say (something) in a sudden and angry way（突然愤怒地）嚷，叫，喊 “Damn you!” she exploded.“该死的！”她嚷道。 4 [+ object] : to show that (something, such as a belief or theory) is false推翻；驳倒；戳穿 Science has exploded many old theories.科学已经推翻了许多旧的理论。 The book explodes a number of myths/legends about his youth.本书戳穿了一些关于他青年时代的谣传/传言。 5 [no object] : to increase very quickly激增；迅速增加 The deer population has recently exploded.鹿的数量最近迅速增长。 the exploding [=soaring, rising] costs of childcare猛涨的儿童保育费 The book has exploded in popularity.这本书已迅速走红。
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