irromper
ir.rom.per

vint
1 to rush, urge forward.
2 to break out: irrompeu a peste / the plague broke out: irrompeu uma crise / a crisis has arisen.
3 to burst forth, penetrate.
4 to emerge, appear suddenly, come into view: ele irrompeu na sala / he plunged into the room.
5 to sprout.Expressõesirromper em aplausos to break into applause.
irromper em chamas to burst into flame.
irromper em lágrimas to burst into tears.
irromper numa gargalhada to burst out laughing.