explode

/ɪkˈsploʊd/

意味: 爆発する

例文: Momo exploded over empty food bowl.
　　  モモが空の餌皿に爆発。

言葉のよくある組み合わせ: bomb explode (爆弾が爆発する), explode with anger (怒りで爆発する), explode a myth (神話を打ち破る)

定義: 何かが急に壊れて飛び散ること、または大きな音を立てて破裂することを指します。例えば、爆弾や風船が破裂することです。また、感情が急に強く表れることも意味します。

explodeは約200,000語に1回程度の頻出度です。

口語性、形式性、抽象度、感情度

水平グラフ: 会話での使われやすさ、フォーマル度、抽象度（具体・概念）、感情度を示します。数値が高いほど、その特徴が強いことを表します。

感情分析

レーダーチャート: 怒り、期待、嫌悪、恐れ、喜び、悲しみ、驚き、信頼、ポジティブ、ネガティブの強さを示します。

　年代別単語頻度グラフ

このグラフは、1900年からの単語出現頻度の推移を示しています。値は ×10⁻⁸ スケールで表示されています。

　

Definitions(定義)

Verb: cause to burst with a violent release of energy
Verb: burst outward, usually with noise
Verb: show a violent emotional reaction
Verb: be unleashed; emerge with violence or noise
Verb: destroy by exploding
Verb: cause to burst as a result of air pressure; of stop consonants like /p/, /t/, and /k/
Verb: drive from the stage by noisy disapproval
Verb: show (a theory or claim) to be baseless, or refute and make obsolete
Verb: burst and release energy as through a violent chemical or physical reaction
Verb: increase rapidly and in an uncontrolled manner

Parts of Speech(品詞)

Verb

Examples(例文)

感情分析に使用された例文：

The fireworks will explode at midnight.(花火は真夜中に爆発します。)
The bomb could explode if handled carelessly.(爆弾は不注意に扱うと爆発するかもしれません。)
Her anger seemed to explode suddenly.(彼女の怒りは突然爆発したように見えました。)

 

Word Netから抽出した例文：

Verb: We exploded the nuclear bomb
Verb: The champagne bottle exploded
Verb: The boss exploded when he heard of the resignation of the secretary
Verb: His anger exploded
Verb: The enemy exploded the bridge
Verb: the bomb detonated at noon
Verb: The Molotov cocktail exploded
Verb: The population of India is exploding
Verb: The island’s rodent population irrupted

Synonyms/Antonyms(類語/反意語)

Synonyms(類語): blow up, break loose, burst, burst forth, detonate, explode, irrupt, set off

Antonyms(反意語): implode

Hypernyms/Hyponyms(上位語/下位語)

Hypernyms (General categories)(上位語): change integrity, change state, condemn, destroy, disprove, increase, pronounce, react

Coordinate Terms(同じ上位語をもつもの): accept, accrue, accumulate, acidify, add, add to, alkalize, answer, appreciate, aspirate, be born, become, better, blend, boil, boo, break, break up, bristle, broaden, burn, bust up, calcify, calm, carbonize, carnify, catalyze, chondrify, citrate, click, close, clot, cloud over, coke, come to, conceive, concentrate, condense, consume, cook, cool, crescendo, cross-fertilize, crumble, crystallize, curdle, demulsify, denitrify, devoice, devour, die, disengage, disintegrate, dissolve, divide, do a job on, drawl, dress, emaciate, emancipate, empty, emulsify, equilibrate, erupt, esterify, etherify, evaporate, explode, fall, falsify, fill, flap, flip, fluctuate, freeze, frenchify, gain, gasify, get, get into, get worse, greet, grow, harry, heat, homogenize, integrate, intensify, ionize, jellify, kick in, lay waste to, lilt, liquefy, lisp, mispronounce, nasalize, notice, open, ossify, overgrow, overreact, palatalize, pasteurize, polymerize, precipitate, pullulate, pyramid, raise, rape, react, reduce, reform, refuse, refute, relax, resist, respond, retroflex, roll, round, secularize, separate, shipwreck, shoot up, sibilate, snowball, solidify, solvate, sorb, sour, spike, stool, stress, subvert, subvocalize, swell, syllabize, tense, thicken, thin, thrive, thrombose, treat, trill, twang, vandalize, vocalize, voice, wake up, wash out, wax, widen, wonder, worsen, zonk out

Hyponyms (Specific examples)(下位語): crump, dynamite, erupt, fulminate, go off

Derivationally Related Words(派生語)

Derivationally Related Words: blowup, burst, burster, detonation, detonative, detonator, explosion

Categories(カテゴリー)

Domain Categories: law, psychology

Usage Category: common

Usage Context: descriptive, emotional

Grammatical Notes:
intransitive verb, transitive verb

Prefixes/Suffixes(接頭辞/接尾辞)

Prefixes(接頭辞): ex

Suffixes(接尾辞):

Exam Level

Media Appearance(メディア登場例)

Books(洋書): Atomic Habits, Holes

Movies(映画): The Bad Guys

Other Information(その他)

Is Abstract?(抽象的な言葉?) Yes

Is Emotion Word?(感情的な言葉?) Yes

Emotion Categories: anger, fear, negative, sadness, surprise