Pronunciation: /ˈbɜːrstɪŋ/
verb the action of breaking open or apart suddenly and violently
A1 The balloon was bursting with air.
A2 She was bursting with excitement when she heard the news.
B1 The dam burst after days of heavy rain, causing a flood.
B2 The singer's voice was bursting with emotion during the performance.
C1 The market was bursting with activity as vendors sold their goods.
C2 The volcano burst with a deafening roar, sending ash and lava into the sky.
adjective describing something that is in the act of bursting or about to burst
A1 The balloon was bursting with air.
A2 The suitcase was bursting with clothes.
B1 The market was bursting with fresh produce.
B2 The concert hall was bursting with excited fans.
C1 The city streets were bursting with energy during the festival.
C2 The art gallery was bursting with creativity and innovation.
formal The bursting of the housing bubble led to a financial crisis.
informal I can't believe how bursting my schedule is this week.
slang Her new song is bursting with catchy beats.
figurative His heart was bursting with joy when he saw his family after a long time.
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