burst forth DerivedFrom burst
burst one's bubble ConceptuallyRelatedTo burst
cloudburst ConceptuallyRelatedTo burst
schiattare is Italian for To burst
haljeta is Finnish for bursting (urgently needing to urinate)
взрив is Bulgarian for burst (instance or act of bursting)
räjähdys is Finnish for burst (instance or act of bursting)
Bersten is German for burst (instance or act of bursting)
scoppio is Italian for burst (instance or act of bursting)
estouro is Portuguese for burst (instance or act of bursting)
взрыв is Russian for burst (instance or act of bursting)
ráfaga is Spanish for burst (instance or act of bursting)
пръсвам се is Bulgarian for burst (to break from internal pressure)
krevi is Esperanto for burst (to break from internal pressure)
haljeta is Finnish for burst (to break from internal pressure)
éclater is French for burst (to break from internal pressure)
platzen is German for burst (to break from internal pressure)
σκάω is Greek for burst (to break from internal pressure)
scoppiare is Italian for burst (to break from internal pressure)
pękać is Polish for burst (to break from internal pressure)
arrebentar is Portuguese for burst (to break from internal pressure)
reventar is Spanish for burst (to break from internal pressure)
patlamak is Turkish for burst (to break from internal pressure)
пръсвам is Bulgarian for burst (to cause to burst)
halkaista is Finnish for burst (to cause to burst)
σκάω is Greek for burst (to cause to burst)
strappare is Italian for burst (to cause to burst)
estourar is Portuguese for burst (to cause to burst)
reventar is Spanish for burst (to cause to burst)
patlatmak is Turkish for burst (to cause to burst)
sventagliata is Italian for burst
