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In everyday conversation, 爆发 (bào fā) is often used to describe sudden and intense outbursts of emotions or events. It can also refer to a sudden and violent eruption of a natural phenomenon, such as a volcano or a disease outbreak.
For example, if someone suddenly bursts into tears, you can say 他突然爆发了 (tā tū rán bào fā le) which means "He suddenly erupted (in tears)." Similarly, if a conflict or argument suddenly escalates, you can say 矛盾爆发了 (máo dùn bào fā le) which means "The conflict erupted."
In terms of natural phenomena, you can say 火山爆发 (huǒ shān bào fā) which means "volcanic eruption" or 疫情爆发 (yì qíng bào fā) which means "disease outbreak."
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