explode
US /ɪkˈsploʊd/
UK /ɪkˈsploʊd/
1.
meletup, meletupkan
burst or cause to burst with great violence and loud noise as a result of internal pressure
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The bomb was set to explode at midnight.
Bom itu ditetapkan untuk meletup pada tengah malam.
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The pressure built up until the pipe exploded.
Tekanan meningkat sehingga paip itu meletup.
2.
meletup, meledak
show a sudden, strong outburst of emotion
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She exploded with anger when she heard the news.
Dia meletup dengan kemarahan apabila mendengar berita itu.
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The crowd exploded in cheers when their team scored.
Orang ramai meletup dengan sorakan apabila pasukan mereka menjaringkan gol.
3.
meletup, meningkat mendadak
increase suddenly and rapidly in number or amount
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The population of the city has exploded in recent years.
Populasi bandar telah meletup dalam beberapa tahun kebelakangan ini.
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Sales of the new product are expected to explode next quarter.
Jualan produk baharu dijangka akan meletup suku tahun hadapan.