outbursts

英 [ˈaʊtbɜːsts]

美 [ˈaʊtˌbɜrsts]

n.  (感情的)爆发，迸发; (活动)激增; (态度)激化
outburst的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （尤指愤怒等感情的）爆发，迸发
  Anoutburstof an emotion, especially anger, is a sudden strong expression of that emotion.
  1. ...an outburst of anger.
     勃然大怒
  2. ...a spontaneous outburst of cheers and applause...
     从心底爆发的欢呼和掌声
  3. There has been another angry outburst against the new local tax introduced today.
     于今天开始实施的新地方税再次遭到人们愤怒的抗议。
• N-COUNT （暴力活动的）突发
  Anoutburst ofviolent activity is a sudden period of this activity.
  1. Five people were reported killed today in a fresh outburst of violence.
     据报道在今天最新发生的暴乱中有5人丧生。
  2. ...this first great outburst of nationalist student protest.
     首次大规模爆发的民族主义学生抗议活动

双语例句

• A source of pleasant outbursts on the ear.
  一个愉快的爆发性新闻在耳。
• Outbursts of passion may cause arguments with your mate.
  过于情绪化会导致与伴侣的争执。
• He was justified in some of his condemnatory outbursts.
  他有些火冒三丈的谴责是有理由的。
• Study of premonitory time series prediction of coal and gas outbursts based on chaos theory
  基于混沌理论的煤与瓦斯突出前兆时序预测研究
• The more important question is whether cities have learned how to prevent further outbursts.
  更紧迫的一个问题是，这些城市是否学会如何应对暴力的进一步爆发？
• A fairly senior woman I know often has bad-tempered outbursts but always says a large and generous sorry afterwards.
  我认识一个非常高层的女士，她经常发脾气，但之后总是说一大堆“对不起”。
• Eventually, the young man moved up the ranks and was rarely subjected to his boss's outbursts.
  最后，这个年轻人被晋升了，很少再屈从于他老板的盛怒之下。
• Since then, increasingly vociferous outbursts against the ills of immigration have become commonplace& and toxic.
  从那时起，针对移民弊端的反对声越来越大，成为了社会的主流&同时也是毒瘤。
• The researchers examined the relationship between steroids-already associated with increased aggressiveness and impulsive violent outbursts sometimes dubbed "roid rage"-and criminal behaviour.
  研究者调查类固醇的使用与犯罪行为的关系，包括增加的攻击性、冲动暴力发泄和有时愤怒和急躁等犯罪行为。
• His colleagues used to be shocked by his outbursts of temper.
  他的同事过去对他大发雷霆感到震惊。