The word "erupting" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an English verb that means to burst out or to emerge suddenly. You can use it to describe an action of an erupting volcano, a person suddenly speaking out, or any other phenomenon that is bursting out or emerging suddenly. Example sentence: The volcano was erupting with orange lava surging from its peak.
I visit the El Tatio geysers, a sunrise spectacle of erupting water, steam and hot volcanic mud, and take a dip in the thermal pools.
Photographs of the pleasantly colourful contrast of Iceland's Bardarbunga volcano erupting alongside the lights of the aurora borealis provided perhaps the most eye-catching clash in Iceland this week, but it is not the most eagerly anticipated.
Old sectarian tensions and mistrust have bubbled up to the surface once more through the fissures caused by the row erupting over Sunday's march.
She struggled to explain how her party would pay for the 500,000 new council homes it is pledging to build, erupting into a coughing fit when pressed.
Twelve days into the protest, the London mayor called for laws to prevent tent cities "erupting like boils" across London.
For the first time in 30 years, food protests are erupting in many places at once.
His habit of erupting into a murderous fury is another factor.
The airline recovered from a loss it incurred between April and June, when cabin crews went on strike and an erupting Icelandic volcano caused disruption to flights.
Crowded café terraces were erupting in whoops of joy.
Many analysts are beginning to wonder if the next emerging-market banking crises are not already erupting in the east.At first glance, this may seem an odd idea.
In the coastal resort of Hammamet, looters trashed Mr Materi's villa and slaughtered his pet tiger.More disturbingly, reports emerged of attacks by suspected saboteurs and snipers, with gun battles erupting in the capital.
