to break out / to hatch
verb/ekluˈdiɾ/medium
e·clo·dir
Definition
To begin or burst out suddenly and violently (applied to conflicts, revolts, crises). By extension, to open, to break open (applied to eggs, flower buds).
Violent protests erupted in the capital last night.
The chicks will hatch in about 21 days.
Common collocations
to break out (war)to erupt (conflict)to hatch (egg)
Etymology
Do latim 'explodere' (expulsar com estrondo, rejeitar com aplausos).