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burst

[burst] / bɜrst /




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The formation of new blood vessels can take weeks, and short bursts of oxygen are not enough to support lasting repair.

From Science Daily

She sometimes waits all day to use the toilet, nearly bursting by the time she gets home.

From Los Angeles Times

Skaters bide their time in a peloton—before trying to break away from the bunch with a decisive burst.

From The Wall Street Journal

Unwin said she was "delighted" to come second place with her team's depiction of five athletes bursting through the Olympic Rings.

From BBC

Just over a month later, secrets of another element of Wasserman’s personal life burst into the open.

From The Wall Street Journal