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break out

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break out
  1. (of war, fighting or other unpleasant events战争、打斗等不愉快事件) to start suddenly突然开始；爆发
    • They had escaped to America shortly before war broke out in 1939.1939 年战争爆发前不久他们逃到了美国。
    • Fighting had broken out between rival groups of fans.双方球迷发生了打斗。
    • Fire broke out during the night.夜间突然发生了火灾。
    related noun outbreak
break out (of something)
  1. to escape from a place or situation逃离（某地）；摆脱（某状况）
    • Several prisoners broke out of the jail.几名囚犯越狱了。
    • She needed to break out of her daily routine and do something exciting.她需要从日常事务中解脱出来，找点有意思的事做。
    related noun breakout

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break out

phrasal verb

break out ♦︎ erupt ♦︎ develop ♦︎ blow upThese words are all used when sth unpleasant starts suddenly or becomes serious. 这些词均表示坏事爆发或加剧。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to erupt / develop into sth◆(a) crisis / row / storm / trouble breaks out / erupts / develops / blows up◆a / an argument / controversy / dispute breaks out / erupts / develops◆(a) fight / fighting / riot / violence / war breaks out / erupts◆to break out / erupt / develop / blow up suddenly■ ˌbreak ˈout

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(of war, fighting, arguments, diseases or disasters) to start happening suddenly （战争、打斗、争论、疾病或灾难）突然发生，爆发◆They had escaped to America shortly before war broke out.战争爆发前不久他们已经逃到美国了。◆A fierce controversy has broken out over the issue.在这个问题上已经爆发激烈的争论。◆An epidemic of cholera broke out and over 7 000 people died.爆发了流行性霍乱，超过7 000人死亡。◆Fire broke out during the night.夜间突然发生了火灾。  see also outbreak ⇨ wave 3 ■ erupt ɪˈrʌpt [intransitive](of war, fighting or arguments) to start happening, suddenly and with force; to get suddenly larger, more serious and more violent （战争、打斗或争论）突然发生，爆发；突然加剧◆Violence erupted outside the embassy gates.大使馆门外突然发生了暴乱。◆The unrest erupted into revolution.动乱突变为革命。NOTE 辨析 Break out or erupt? Erupt suggests a greater degree of violence than break out; it is not used to talk about diseases or disasters. 跟break out相比，erupt涉及更大程度的暴力，不指疾病或灾难爆发◆An epidemic of cholera erupted. ◆Fire erupted during the night. Erupt, but not break out can be used when an argument or violence suddenly becomes worse. * erupt可指争论或暴力突然加剧，但break out不能◆The unrest broke out into revolution. ■ develop [intransitive] to start happening and then become more serious or important 加剧；加重◆A crisis was rapidly developing in the Gulf.海湾危机迅速加剧。  see also development ⇨ event 1 ■ ˌblow ˈup

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 (rather informal, especially journalism 尤用于新闻) (of a storm, argument or serious situation) to start suddenly and with force （暴风雨、争论或严峻的局势）爆发◆A storm was blowing up.暴风雨大作。◆A crisis has blown up over the President's latest speech.总统最近的讲话引发了一场危机。ⓘ The main collocates of blow up in this meaning are storm, trouble, crisis and row. * blow up表达此义时主要与storm、trouble、crisis和row搭配。

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