迸发 | bèng fā | to burst forth | |
迸裂 | bèng liè | to split; to crack; to burst (open) | |
脑浆迸裂 | nǎo jiāng bèng liè | to have one's brains dashed out (idiom) | |
迸流 | bèng liú | to gush; to spurt | |
迸发出 | bèng fā chū | to burst forth; to burst out |
1 | 如果你语速很快,一想到什么就迸出来,一心只想快点结束演讲,那么你将结结巴巴地结束自己的演讲。这时,你要做的是深呼吸,一句一句完成自己的演讲。 If you try to say things fast or say it as soon as possible then you're going to end up stuttering because all you think about is getting this presentation of yours end. | |
2 | Out of his mouth go burning lamps, and sparks of fire leap out. | |
3 | It's like saying something clever in a conversation as if you'd thought of it on the spur of the moment, when in fact you'd worked it out the day before. | |
4 | What made him blurt out such a remark? | |
5 | According to Einstein's theory of relativity, energy equals mass, so those high-energy collisions can blast into fleeting existence massive subatomic particles not seen in the everyday world. |