Reventar (en. Burst)

/reβenˈtaɾ/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English text: To cause something to burst or break violently.

English text: The balloon burst upon touching the flame.

El globo reventó al tocar la llama.

English text: To cause great damage or suffering to someone.

English text: The news shattered his heart.

La noticia reventó su corazón.

English text: To reach the extreme of a situation, provoking an intense reaction.

English text: The stress made him blow up at work.

El estrés lo hizo reventar en el trabajo.

English text: From the Latin 'revĕntāre', which means 'to burst or break'.

English text: burst out laughing

English text: To be very amused or laugh a lot.

reventar de risa

English text: burst one's veins

English text: To make an extreme effort that can cause harm.

reventarse las venas

English text: burst with anger

English text: To be extremely angry.

reventar de ira

English text: explosion

English text: Violent rupture that produces a burst.

explosión

English text: spoil

English text: To damage or ruin something.

estropear

English text: fracture

English text: Rupture of an object or a part of the body.

fractura

English text: To crash the party

English text: They arrived and burst the party with their energy.

Ellos llegaron y reventaron la fiesta con su energía.

English text: Exhausted

English text: After the game, I feel exhausted.

Después del partido, me siento reventado.

English text: To be overheating

English text: Today is so hot that I’m going to burst.

Hoy está tan caliente que me voy a reventar.