erupts

英 [英 [ɪˈrʌpts]]

美 [美 [ɪˈrʌpts]]

v.  (火山)爆发; (岩浆、烟等)喷出; 突然发生; 爆发; 突然发出(尤指叫喊)
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双语例句

• Then, without warning, she erupts into laughter
  然后在没有任何征兆的情况下，她突然大笑起来。
• A sob erupts from the mother as a wave washes over the vessel.
  随着一个浪头袭上船沿儿，那位母亲爆发出一声凄厉的抽泣。
• A volcano is a vent on the earth, which erupts when hot, liquefied rock and magma moves to the earth's surface, pouring out as lava.
  火山是地球上的开口，这个开口当热的，液化的岩石和熔岩运动到地球表面，并以岩浆的形式倾泻出来时就会喷发。
• When a volcano erupts, dust is blasted high above the troposphere and may take weeks to be carried around the weather zone, so cannot be washed out of the air by rain.
  火山爆发时，尘埃被高高喷射入对流层以上的空间，需要几个星期才飘浮移至气象层，因而雨水无法将其从大气中冲走。
• Every so often, he bears his teeth as he erupts into laughter.
  他放声大笑时，不时咬自己的牙齿。
• It is also like a ball full of air, it erupts an astonishing bounce with a single flap.
  就像一只充了气的皮球，一声拍打就能爆发惊人的弹跳力。
• Mmauna Loa, the world's largest volcano, is located on Haiwaii and erupts from time to time.
  莫纳洛阿火山是世界最大活火山，位于夏威夷，不时喷发。
• It erupts like an earthquake, and then it subsides.
  它像地震一样爆发，然后又平息。
• Vesuvius erupts once in a while.
  维苏威火山偶尔爆发。
• Having officials answer questions in the European parliament may seem very remote once a local banking crisis erupts.
  在当地银行业爆发危机时，要求官员在欧洲议会回答质询似乎不太可能。