Examples of using Erupt in English and their translations into Polish
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Protests Erupt.
Erupt more than once?
Sometimes things erupt.
Now erupt with illuminating data.
The volcano is gonna erupt.
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It can erupt at the smallest of provocations.
As it melts volcanoes erupt.
Bubbles erupt, leaving in their place erosion.
After all, teeth erupt at all.
Opis: Sometimes both heaven and Earth erupt.
However, the teeth should erupt properly and fully.
Gli" is like"disrupt" or"Gli" can mean erupt.
Tip 1: What teeth in children erupt the most painful.
Some erupt with the force of an atomic bomb every ten seconds.
Well, we can't let a firefight erupt in the park.
Volcanoes erupt in places where the plates meet in the Earth's crust.
Secular Politician Shot Dead,Protests Erupt Across Tunisia.
And those gravity fields erupt, randomly changing the rules of gravity around it.
Like what, like a volcano? Not like a volcano, and it could erupt at any time.
Eruptions from south andnorth… That means dormant volcanoes may erupt?
She has fits of passion that erupt for no apparent reason.
Buy new recipes from the mysterious Tiki Guy, andwatch your business erupt!
He avoided ideological stances that might erupt into major controversies.
Forces that could erupt easily to produce the frenzied mob which had the power to destroy even governments.
We know nothing of this until their screams erupt From the darkness beyond our fires.
No doubt… your father has brought… much trouble to this kingdom, andI fear the chaos that might erupt in his absence.
When he reaches bottom,he may erupt und pose a danger to himself and others.
We did this because we know that a humanitarian crisis can erupt at any time.
It may vibrate in total silence, but also erupt in mortal struggle, because Christ brought not peace, but the sword.
In 2 or 3 days pink lesions appear on his body,along with pustules… which erupt with the blood and pus.
