explode in English: To burst suddenly with a loud noise and great force, like a bomb. (verb)

Translation

To burst suddenly with a loud noise and great force, like a bomb.

Word origin

From Latin explodere, meaning to drive an actor off the stage by clapping and shouting.

Verb typeregular (explode, explodes, exploded)

seconds.

"Explode" means to burst with a loud bang and great force.

fireworks .

"Exploded" is the past form of "explode".

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A person can "explode" too, meaning they suddenly become very angry.

bomb

A weapon that blows up and destroys the things around it.

explosion

A sudden, loud burst that throws fire and broken pieces into the air, as when a bomb goes off.

fire

The hot, bright flames that burn when something is on fire and give heat and light.

break

To make something come apart into pieces, or to stop it working.

pop

To burst with a short, sharp sound.

explosive

Able to burst with sudden force and a loud noise, like a bomb. An explosive is the material that makes the explosion.

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