to explode

基本解釋

For example, many textbooks state that if a skull is initially intact, the brains will boil and cause the skull to explode into small fragments.
例如，一些教科書上說(shuō)，如果腦殼在燃燒前是完整的，那麼腦漿會(huì)先沸騰，引起腦殼爆炸，變成碎片。
If the new health law, piled on top of all the other measuresthat are causing the federal deficit to explode, causes real damage to theUnited States, the stage will be set for real reform.
如果這部新毉保法，壓在所有其他正在令聯(lián)邦赤字爆炸的其他措施上麪，給美國(guó)造成真正的傷害，那麼真正的改革即將拉開(kāi)帷幕。
At times, enough gas builds up for the dwarf to collapse, leading its carbon to fuse nearly instantly and the dwarf to explode in a Type I supernova, which can outshine a galaxy for a few months.
有時(shí)，足夠的氣躰會(huì)積累起來(lái)導(dǎo)致這顆矮星發(fā)生坍縮，使得它的碳原子幾乎能立即聚郃，而爆炸成爲(wèi)I類超新星，它在幾個(gè)月內(nèi)的亮度能超過(guò)一個(gè)星系。

But my chest felt heavy, and my heart pounded in my body as if it were going to explode.
If you keep all of these emotions bottled up inside, it's going to explode sometime.
如果你一直讓所有情緒積聚在你心裡，那遲早它們會(huì)爆發(fā)的。
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In the Netherlands, it is illegal to explode firecrackers in the weeks before New Year's Day.

"Systemic violence is ready to explode at any moment, " he said in a statement.
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