Pronunciation: /ɪkˈspləʊdɪd/
verb to burst forth with sudden violence or noise
A1 The balloon exploded when it touched a sharp object.
A2 The fireworks exploded in a dazzling display of colors.
B1 The car exploded into flames after the crash.
B2 The controversy surrounding the political scandal exploded in the media.
C1 The bomb exploded with a deafening roar, causing chaos in the city.
C2 The volcano erupted and exploded with massive force, destroying everything in its path.
adjective having burst forth with sudden violence or noise
A1 The balloon exploded during the party.
A2 The fireworks display was amazing, with colors exploding in the sky.
B1 The popularity of the new restaurant exploded after a positive review in the newspaper.
B2 The singer's career exploded after releasing a hit song.
C1 The company's profits exploded after implementing a new marketing strategy.
C2 The scientific discovery caused a sensation in the academic community, with theories exploding about its implications.
formal The gas tank exploded due to a mechanical malfunction.
informal The fireworks exploded in the sky, creating a beautiful display.
slang The party last night was so wild, it felt like my brain exploded.
figurative Her anger exploded when she found out the truth about his betrayal.
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