Examples of using Erupt in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
It may vibrate in total silence, but also erupt in mortal struggle,
along with pustules… which erupt with the blood and pus.
We did this because we know that a humanitarian crisis can erupt at any time.
we're in a volcano that could erupt any second, so,
Kibo, is dormant and might erupt once.
I fear the chaos that might erupt in his absence.
Second scenario: Nationwide anger from ordinary people may erupt or there may be internal power struggles.
And no matter how many land mines erupt in a minute, be sure your mind lands on the beauty of this funny place called life.
In January of 2000, violent protests erupt in Bolivia as the public fights back against the privatization of their local water supply.
Some weeks after Serbia's failed invasion, the Central Eastern European Theater would erupt once again,
its youth erupt, America watched its war plan collapse.
When solar storms erupt on the surface of the sun,
Note that the sequence in which the teeth erupt may differ from child to child.
its youth erupt, America watched its war plan collapse?
wisdom teeth erupt between 16 and 30.
its youth erupt, its president crumble, its greatest leaders fall slain.
When someone dies, the anger is so overwhelming that people's feelings erupt and they're ready to die.
Each side would insist on their own views to the extend that fighting could erupt.
often disturbing period: his baby teeth erupt.
rising crisis which might erupt in general war.