erupt in Latin
erupt in Latin is efferveō — erupt means to violently throw out material, especially lava, ash, or steam from a volcano.
erupt in Latin
efferveō
(intransitive) To eject something violently (such as lava or water, as from a volcano or geyser).
What does "erupt" mean?
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verb To violently throw out material, especially lava, ash, or steam from a volcano.
"The volcano erupted without warning, sending ash miles into the sky."
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verb To suddenly break out or start, especially with force or intensity.
"Cheers erupted from the crowd when the winning goal went in."
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erupt in a sentence
- The volcano erupted without warning, sending ash miles into the sky.
- Cheers erupted from the crowd when the winning goal went in.
- Violence erupted after the match ended.
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What is "erupt" in Latin?
"erupt" in Latin is efferveō. erupt means: To violently throw out material, especially lava, ash, or steam from a volcano.
How do you use "erupt" in a sentence?
Example: "The volcano erupted without warning, sending ash miles into the sky." In Latin, "erupt" is efferveō.
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