4. (用进行时)塞满,几乎要胀破[(+with)]

I am bursting with pride.

我自豪极了。

vt.

3. 突然出现;突然发生,爆发

2. 冲,闯

Her door was thrust open, and Mrs. Page burst in.

她的门被猛地推开,佩奇太太冲了进来。

1. 爆炸;破裂

The balloon burst.

气球爆炸了。

2. 慑住...使动弹不得,使呆住

The snake fascinated its prey.

那条蛇震慑住了它的捕获物。

vi.

有吸引力;迷人

burst

vi.

1. 迷住,使神魂颠倒;强烈地吸引[(+by/with)]

I watched her, fascinated.

我瞧着她,完全被她迷住了。

The child was fascinated with his new toy.

那孩子对他的新玩具着了迷。

3. 批准,确认

The queen confirmed the treaty.

女王批准了此项条约。

fascinate

vt.

2. 坚定;加强

The latest developments confirmed me in my belief.

最新的发展使我坚信我的信仰。

1. 证实;确定[+(that)][+wh-]

His letter confirmed everything.

他的信证实了一切。

2. 攻击[(+on)]

Several attempts have been made on the president’s life.

已经有人三番五次试图谋杀总统。

confirm

vt.