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2 [+adv./prep.] to press yourself close to sb or under sth 偎依；诠…合到（…T面> :[Vj He burrowed down beneath Wanfcets.他钻到毯子.下面。◊ [VN] She burrowed her/ace mto his c/iest•她把脸埋进他沾怀里。

3 [V +adv./prep.] to search for sth under or among things (在…M )搜寻：She burrowed in the drawer/or a pai‘r o/socfo.她在抽屉里翻找一双袜子。◊ He was a_/faicZ tAat they wouW burrow into his past. ■他担心他们 会追查他的过去^

■ noun a hole or tunnel in the ground made by animals such as rabbits for them to live in (动物的').洞穴;、洞

穴通道

bursa /'b3：se; NAmE 'b3：rs8/ noun {pi. bur-sae /-si:/ or bur.sas) (flnofomy 解）a part inside the body like a bag or sleeve, which is filled with liquid, especially around a‘joint so that it can work smoothly 囊；黏液囊

bursar /'b3：S9(r); NAmE 'b3：rs-/ noun (especially Br^) a person whose job is to manage the financial affairs of a school or college (学校或大学的）财务主管

bursary /'b3：s9ri; NAmE 'b3：rs-/ noun (pi. -ies) (especially 6/-f) an amount of money that is given to sb so that they can study, usually at a college or university (通 常—大学的 学金 GRANT, SCHOLARSHIP

bur.sitis /,b3:.saitis; ZV/Amf ,b3:r-/ /low/? [u] (mecZ/o?/ 医)a condition in which a bursa becomes swollen and sore 滑囊炎；黏液囊炎

burst /b3：st; NAmEb3：rst/ verb, noun

m verb (burst, burst) 1 to break open or apart, especially because of pressure from inside; to make sth break in this way (备）爆裂，胀幵：[V] 77iat baHoon wiH burst you b〖ow it up any more•你再给气球充气，它就要爆了。

0 The dam burst under the weight of water.

巨大压力下溃决了。◊ Sheik were bursting (= exploding) aH around us.嫉嘁在我们四周爆炸。◊ (f/々wra"ve) He/eZt he wouZd burst with anger and shame•地恼羞成怒，_要 气炸了。◊ a burst 爆裂的管子◊ [VN] Don’t burst that 6a丨ioon/ 别把气球弄炸、7 ! 0 The river burst its banks and_/?ooied nearby towns.那条河决堤并淹没了附 近的城镇。〇 note at explode 2 [V •印•] to go or

move somewhere suddenly with great force; to come from somewhere suddenly 猛冲；突然出现：He burst into the room without fcnocfcing. ^ & 敲门就闯进了屋 子。◊ iTie sim burst through the cZouds.夫阳破云而出。

◊ rhe words burst介om her i'n an angry rush.她破口■说 '出 了那一大堆气话。3 [V] be bursting (with sth) to be very full of sth; to be very full and almost breaking open 爆满；涨满：The roads are bursting with cars. 车辆把戒些道鲶辏满了。◊ to be bursting with ideas/ enthusfasm/pride 满怀想法 / 热情 / 骄傲◊ rhe haH was 力_Hed to bursting point.夫厅里备满了人。◊ The haH wasto bursting.大厅里挤满了人。.◊ J’m

bursting (for a pee) (= I need to use the toilet right now)/ 我得马上去洗手同。IT»T?1 be bursting to do sth to want to do sth so much that you can hardly stop yourself急于（或迫切想）做某事：She was bursting to teH him the good news.她急不可待要把好消息告诉他。 .burst sb^ 'bubble to bring an end to sb^Js hopes, happiness, etc使某人希望破灭；‘毁掉某人的幸福，burst open | .burst (sth) 'open to open suddenly or violently; to make sth open in this way. (使） 猛然 打开： 77ie )oor burst open•门突然开了。◊ Firefighters burst the door open and rescued them.清防队员—开门，把他 们救了出乘。一more at bubble n.，seam UinTO burst in | ,burst into a 'room, 'building, etc. to enter a room or building suddenly and noisily 闯进；突然破 H M A .burst 'in on sb/sth to interrupt sb/sth by entering a place suddenly and noisily 突成闯进而打咕 (或扰乱）：He burst m on the meeting.彳也闯进東打断 了去议。’burst into sth to start producing sth suddenly an'd with great force 突然爆发：The aircraft crashed and burst into flames (= suddenly began to bum).飞机坠毁后猛烈燃烧起来。◊ She burst into tears (=suddenly began to cry).她突然大哭起来。’burst on/ onto sth to appear somewhere suddenly in a way that is very noticeable突然在…出现;突然显现：A major new taZe/it has burst onto the Zitemry scene.文坛突然冒 出广位重要的新秀。，burst ’out 1 to speak suddenly,