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combust

/kəmˈbʌst/ /ˈkɒmbʌst/

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noun

可燃物, 燃料。

That which undergoes burning.

Examples :

"The dry leaves were the perfect combust for the bonfire. "

干燥的树叶是篝火绝佳的燃料。

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verb

燃烧，着火。

To burn; to catch fire.

Examples :

"The dry leaves in the backyard might combust if they get too hot in the sun. "

后院的干树叶如果在太阳下暴晒太久，可能会燃烧起来。

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verb

爆发, 迸发

To erupt with enthusiasm or boisterousness.

Examples :

"When the band started playing their favorite song, the crowd seemed to spontaneously combust with excitement, jumping and cheering. "

乐队开始演奏他们最喜欢的歌时，人群仿佛突然炸开了锅，兴奋地跳跃欢呼。

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adjective

燃烧的，烧毁的.

Examples :

"The combust remains of the campfire were still hot in the morning. "

营火燃烧后的残骸早上仍然很烫。

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adjective

燃烧, 靠近太阳。

In close conjunction with the sun (so that its astrological influence is "burnt up"), sometimes specified to be within 8 degrees 30'.

Examples :

"The combust astrological aspect suggests a strong, intense relationship between the sun and the child's Mercury, within 8 degrees 30'. "

燃烧相位表明太阳与孩子的墨丘利星之间存在一种强烈而紧密的联系，距离在8度30分之内。

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