bust 音標拼音: [b'ʌst]
n . 半身像,胸部,失敗,毆打
vt . 使爆裂,使破產
vi . 爆裂,破產
半身像,胸部,失敗,毆打使爆裂,使破產爆裂,破產
bust 關掉
bust 失敗
bust adj 1 :
lacking funds ; "`
skint '
is a British slang term " [
synonym :
{
broke }, {
bust }, {
skint }, {
stone -
broke }, {
stony -
broke }]
n 1 :
a complete failure ; "
the play was a dismal flop " [
synonym :
{
flop }, {
bust }, {
fizzle }]
2 :
the chest of a woman [
synonym : {
female chest }, {
bust }]
3 :
a sculpture of the head and shoulders of a person 4 :
an occasion for excessive eating or drinking ; "
they went on a bust that lasted three days " [
synonym : {
bust }, {
tear }, {
binge },
{
bout }]
v 1 :
ruin completely ; "
He busted my radio !" [
synonym : {
break },
{
bust }] [
ant : {
bushel }, {
doctor }, {
fix }, {
furbish up },
{
mend }, {
repair }, {
restore }, {
touch on }]
2 :
search without warning ,
make a sudden surprise attack on ;
"
The police raided the crack house " [
synonym : {
raid }, {
bust }]
3 :
separate or cause to separate abruptly ; "
The rope snapped ";
"
tear the paper " [
synonym : {
tear }, {
rupture }, {
snap }, {
bust }]
4 :
go to pieces ; "
The lawn mower finally broke "; "
The gears wore out "; "
The old chair finally fell apart completely " [
synonym :
{
break }, {
wear }, {
wear out }, {
bust }, {
fall apart }]
5 :
break open or apart suddenly and forcefully ; "
The dam burst "
[
synonym : {
burst }, {
bust }]
bust \
bust \ (
b [
u ^]
st ),
n . [
F .
buste ,
fr .
It .
busto ;
cf .
LL .
busta ,
bustula ,
box ,
of the same origin as E .
box a case ;
cf .,
for the change of meaning ,
E .
chest .
See {
Bushel }.]
1 .
A piece of sculpture representing the upper part of the human figure ,
including the head ,
shoulders ,
and breast .
[
1913 Webster ]
Ambition sighed :
she found it vain to trust The faithless column ,
and the crumbling bust .
--
Pope .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
The portion of the human figure included between the head and waist ,
whether in statuary or in the person ;
the chest or thorax ;
the upper part of the trunk of the body .
[
1913 Webster ]
3 .
Especially :
A woman '
s bosom [
2 ].
[
PJC ]
bust \
bust \ (
b [
u ^]
st ),
v .
t .
To arrest ,
for committing a crime ; --
often used in the passive ;
as ,
the whole gang got busted . [
informal ]
[
PJC ]
bust \
bust \ (
b [
u ^]
st ),
v .
i .
1 .
To break or burst . [
informal ]
[
PJC ]
2 . (
Card Playing )
In blackjack ,
to draw a card that causes one '
s total to exceed twenty -
one .
[
PJC ]
3 .
To go bankrupt .
[
PJC ]
{
to go bust }
to go bankrupt .
{
or bust }
or collapse from the effort ; --
used in phrases expressing determination to do something ;
as ,
Oregon or bust ,
meaning "
We will get to Oregon or die trying ."
[
PJC ]
398 Moby Thesaurus words for "
bust ":
abase ,
abasement ,
ado ,
apprehend ,
apprehension ,
arch ,
arrest ,
arrestation ,
arrestment ,
bacchanal ,
bacchanalia ,
bacchanalian ,
backfire ,
bad times ,
bag ,
bang ,
bankrupt ,
bankruptcy ,
barrow ,
bat ,
be ruined ,
become insolvent ,
bender ,
binge ,
blast ,
blow out ,
blow up ,
bomb ,
boobs ,
boom ,
boot ,
booze ,
bosom ,
bottoming out ,
bounce ,
bouncing check ,
boundary stone ,
bout ,
box ,
brannigan ,
brass ,
breach ,
break ,
break in ,
break to harness ,
breast ,
breasts ,
brisket ,
bum ,
bump ,
burst ,
business cycle ,
business fluctuations ,
bustle ,
cairn ,
can ,
capture ,
carousal ,
carouse ,
carving ,
cashier ,
casting down ,
celebration ,
cenotaph ,
check ,
chest ,
chip ,
chop ,
clamor ,
clap ,
clash ,
clout ,
collapse ,
collar ,
column ,
compotation ,
cooling off ,
crack ,
crash ,
crisis ,
cromlech ,
crop ,
cross ,
crump ,
cup ,
cyclolith ,
debase ,
debasement ,
debauch ,
deconsecrate ,
defrock ,
degradation ,
degrade ,
degrading ,
dement ,
demerit ,
demote ,
demotion ,
deplume ,
depluming ,
depose ,
depression ,
deprive ,
detain ,
dethrone ,
detonate ,
disbar ,
discharge ,
discrown ,
disemploy ,
disenthrone ,
disgrade ,
disgrading ,
dismiss ,
displace ,
displume ,
displuming ,
doll ,
dolly ,
dolmen ,
domesticate ,
downgrade ,
downgrading ,
downturn ,
drinking bout ,
drum out ,
drunk ,
drunken carousal ,
dud ,
dug ,
dull thud ,
dummy ,
economic cycle ,
economic expansion ,
economic growth ,
economic stagnation ,
escapade ,
evil day ,
excommunicate ,
exfoliate ,
expanding economy ,
expansion ,
expel ,
explode ,
fail ,
failure ,
fantoccini ,
figure ,
figurehead ,
figurine ,
fire ,
fissure ,
fizzle ,
flap ,
flat failure ,
fling ,
flop ,
floperoo ,
flunk ,
flunk out ,
flurry ,
fold ,
fold up ,
footstone ,
fracture ,
frost ,
fulminate ,
furlough ,
furore ,
fuss ,
gentle ,
gingerbread man ,
give the ax ,
give the gate ,
go bankrupt ,
go into receivership ,
go off ,
go to pot ,
go to ruin ,
go under ,
go up ,
grave ,
gravestone ,
growth ,
guzzle ,
hard times ,
hassle ,
haymaker ,
headstone ,
heavy weather ,
high growth rate ,
hoarstone ,
housebreak ,
hubbub ,
humble ,
humbling ,
hurly -
burly ,
impoverish ,
inscription ,
insolvency ,
insufficient funds ,
jag ,
kick ,
kick upstairs ,
kited check ,
knock ,
knockers ,
lark ,
lay figure ,
lay off ,
lemon ,
let go ,
let off ,
let out ,
liquidate ,
loser ,
low ,
lower ,
make a pinch ,
make redundant ,
mama ,
mamelon ,
mamelonation ,
mammary gland ,
mammilla ,
mammillation ,
man of straw ,
manikin ,
mannequin ,
marionette ,
marker ,
market expansion ,
mausoleum ,
megalith ,
memento ,
memorial ,
memorial arch ,
memorial column ,
memorial statue ,
memorial stone ,
menhir ,
model ,
monolith ,
monument ,
mound ,
nab ,
necrology ,
nenes ,
netting ,
nipple ,
obelisk ,
obituary ,
orgy ,
oust ,
overdraft ,
overdrawn account ,
overthrow ,
pap ,
papilla ,
paste ,
pauper ,
pauperize ,
peak ,
peaking ,
pension ,
pension off ,
pick up ,
pigeon breast ,
pillar ,
pinch ,
plaque ,
ploy ,
poke ,
portrait bust ,
potation ,
pother ,
prize ,
prosperity ,
pub -
crawl ,
pull in ,
punch ,
puppet ,
purge ,
pyramid ,
rainy day ,
randan ,
randy ,
rap ,
read out of ,
receivership ,
recession ,
recovery ,
reduce ,
reduction ,
release ,
reliquary ,
remembrance ,
remove ,
remove from office ,
replace ,
report ,
retire ,
revel ,
ribbon ,
rostral column ,
ruin ,
run in ,
rupture ,
sack ,
sad times ,
scale ,
scarecrow ,
sculpture ,
scuttle ,
seizure ,
separate forcibly ,
set off ,
shaft ,
shoot ,
shrine ,
shut down ,
sink ,
slam ,
slap ,
slat ,
slowdown ,
slump ,
smack ,
snap ,
snowman ,
sock ,
splat ,
split ,
spree ,
statuary ,
statue ,
statuette ,
stela ,
stone ,
stormy weather ,
strip ,
strip of office ,
strip of rank ,
stripping of rank ,
stupa ,
superannuate ,
surplus ,
suspend ,
swap ,
symposium ,
tablet ,
tame ,
tap ,
tear ,
teat ,
testimonial ,
thorax ,
thwack ,
tit ,
tits ,
titties ,
titty ,
to -
do ,
tomb ,
tombstone ,
toot ,
tope ,
total loss ,
touch off ,
trophy ,
tumult ,
turkey ,
turmoil ,
turn off ,
turn out ,
udder ,
unchurch ,
unfrock ,
unsaddle ,
unseat ,
unthrone ,
uproar ,
upturn ,
wash out ,
washout ,
wassail ,
wax figure ,
waxwork ,
whack ,
wham ,
whap ,
whirl ,
whirlpool ,
whirlwind ,
whomp ,
whop ,
wingding ,
wood carving
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BUST | traducir al español - Cambridge Dictionary go bust If a company goes bust, it is forced to close because it is financially unsuccessful : More than 20 companies in the district went bust during the last three months
BUST Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of BUST is a sculptured representation of the upper part of the human figure including the head and neck and usually part of the shoulders and breast How to use bust in a sentence
bust - English-Spanish Dictionary - WordReference. com bust n (woman's chest) busto nm : senos nmpl : pecho nm : The seamstress needs to measure your bust to make sure the dress will fit properly La costurera necesita medir tu busto para asegurar que el vestido te va a entrar perfecto bust n (sculpture type) busto nm : A bust of Mozart stood on the piano Había un busto de Mozart sobre el piano
Traducción bust al Español | Diccionario Inglés-Español - Reverso This headless male bust gives all its effect to the silhouette Este busto masculino sin cabeza da todo su efecto a la silueta Beautiful elegant and refined female couture bust covered with brown velvet
BUST - Traducción al español - bab. la (bankrupt) (informal) to go bust quebrar ir(se) a la bancarrota fundirse (Peru, River Plate, informal) Monolingual examples It's rare that an airline will go bust overnight, but it's still a good idea to know your options
BUST definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary If you bust something, you break it or damage it so badly that it cannot be used
bust - Traducción al español – Linguee The government was forced to declare a "social emergency" (emergencia social) on 17 November 2008, after a series of illegal pyramid investment schemes went bust, leaving thousands in southern and central Colombia in dire economic conditions
bust en español | Traductor inglés-español | Nglish de Britannica bust en Español - Traducción de la palabra bust por Nglish, amplio diccionario y traducción en español-inglés e inglés-español, traducción y aprendizaje del inglés Frases de ejemplo: I think the camera is busted
Bust Definition Meaning | Britannica Dictionary BUST meaning: 1 : a sculpture of a person's head and neck and usually a part of the shoulders and chest; 2 : a woman's breasts
Bust - definition of bust by The Free Dictionary If you bust something, you break or damage it so badly that it cannot be used Note that you only use bust with this meaning in conversation You do not use it in formal writing