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burst

[burst] / bɜrst /




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Having led throughout, they managed to hold off a final Scottish burst, as the visitors failed to match the Azzurri's own comeback from 12 points down to win in 2024.

From Barron's

Matt said his tyre burst in High Street in Alfreton town centre, when he mounted a kerb to make room for a police car with its lights flashing.

From BBC

In 2018, bitcoin fell 80% from its peak after the initial coin offering bubble burst, ending an era in which thousands of unproven startups raised billions of dollars with little more than a sales pitch.

From The Wall Street Journal

That Super Bowl was played just before the dot-com bubble burst.

From MarketWatch

The big wild card in 2026 is how a top-heavy market reacts to AI-inspired volatility, from fears that the bubble will burst to warnings that new technologies could upend entire industries.

From The Wall Street Journal