erupt



erupt from something

to burst out of something or some place. A billow of smoke erupted from the chimney. A mass of ashes and gasses erupted from the volcano.
See also: erupt

erupt into something

[for something] to become a serious problem suddenly. The argument erupted into a terrible fight. They were afraid the fight would erupt into a riot.
See also: erupt

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Leandrole-AHN-dro (Spanish)Spanish, Portuguese, Italian
Jami (1)JAY-meeEnglish
Kelemen-Hungarian
Tielo-Medieval German
Prokopios-Ancient Greek
Gore[gɔ:r]