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outbreak

/ˈaʊtbɹeɪk/

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noun

Brote, estallido

An eruption; the sudden appearance of a rash, disease, etc.

Examples :

"Any epidemic outbreak causes understandable panic."

Cualquier brote epidémico causa pánico comprensible.

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noun

Brote, estallido

An outburst or sudden eruption, especially of violence and mischief.

Examples :

"There has been an outbreak of broken windows in the street."

Ha habido un brote de ventanas rotas en la calle.

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noun

Brote, estallido

A sudden increase.

Examples :

"There has been an outbreak of vandalism at the school."

Ha habido un brote de vandalismo en la escuela.

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noun

Erupción

A geological layer that breaks out.

Examples :

"The geologist pointed to the rock face and explained that the dark layer was an outbreak of shale from deeper underground. "

El geólogo señaló la pared rocosa y explicó que la capa oscura era una erupción de esquisto de las profundidades del subsuelo.

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verb

Estallar

Examples :

"The argument outbreaked suddenly during the family dinner, surprising everyone. "

La discusión estalló repentinamente durante la cena familiar, sorprendiendo a todos.

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verb

Estallar, surgir

To break forth.

Examples :

"The rash started small, but soon a full-blown skin outbreak broke out across her arm. "

La erupción comenzó pequeña, pero pronto estalló un brote de piel en todo su brazo.

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