Kollokationen mit "erupt"

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volcano erupts

When a volcano violently ejects lava, ash, and gases.

volcano8.5
violence erupts

used when violence suddenly begins

violence7.9
a clash erupts

A conflict begins in a sudden and violent way.

clash7.8
gunfire erupts

Similar to 'break out', suggesting a violent and sudden start.

gunfire7.8
a riot erupts

a riot starts in a sudden and dramatic way

riot7.8
controversy erupts

a disagreement starts suddenly and with great force

controversy7.3
dispute erupts

A disagreement starts suddenly and violently.

dispute7.2
chaos erupts

Similar to 'breaks out', suggesting a violent or explosive start to the chaos.

chaos7.0
crisis erupts

a crisis starts suddenly and violently

crisis7.0
fighting erupts

The fighting begins in a sudden and violent way.

fighting7.0
fury erupts

when anger suddenly and forcefully appears

fury7.0
a scandal erupts

A scandal suddenly begins or becomes public.

scandal7.0
war erupts

Used when a war or violence starts suddenly.

war7.0
an argument erupts

An argument starts suddenly and violently.

argument6.9
a cheer erupts

A cheer starts suddenly and powerfully.

cheer6.9
a commotion erupts

Similar to 'breaks out', suggesting a sudden and often violent start.

commotion6.9
erupt spontaneously

to begin suddenly and with great force, like a volcano or conflict

spontaneously6.5
applause erupts

For applause to start suddenly and loudly.

applause6.4
fire erupts

a fire starts suddenly and violently

fire6.0
furore erupt

Indicates that a furore began suddenly and violently.

furore6.0
a row erupted

An argument began very suddenly and violently.

row5.1
erupt periodically

to break out suddenly and dramatically from time to time, like a volcano or conflict

periodically5.0
roar erupts

A roar begins very suddenly and loudly, especially from a crowd.

roar5.0
flash erupts

Used for a sudden, violent flash of emotion or conflict.

flash4.5