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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- bust
[b^st]
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1.
vt.
[inf]
(break) 打破
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2.
vt.
[inf]
(arrest) 逮捕
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3.
noun
[c]
(breasts) 胸部
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4.
noun
(sculpture) 胸像
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5.
adjective
[inf]
(broken) 坏
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to go bust
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[inf] [company+] 破产
Comprehensive English-Chinese Dictionary
- bust
[bʌst]
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1.
verb
[Informal]
损毁，毁坏
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My phone busted when I dropped it.
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我的电话摔到地上，彻底坏了。
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He busted my radio!
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他搞坏了我的收音机！
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2.
vt.
[Informal]
[Slang]
突击搜查
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A couple of weeks later, they bust the house again.
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几周以后，他们再次突袭了这所房子。
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3.
verb
[Informal]
（使）破裂，撕破，打破
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4.
verb
散架，碎裂，破碎
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I think that the washing machine is busted.
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我认为这台洗衣机散架了。
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5.
vi.
[Slang]
爆裂
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The Germans bust the tunnels wide open with their tanks.
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德国人用他们的坦克撞开了隧道。
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6.
vt.
[Informal]
[American English]
[Slang]
打，击打，殴打
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7.
vt.
[Informal]
[Slang]
逮捕
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8.
vt.
[Slang]
[American English]
降低……的军阶，使降级
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9.
n.[c]
[Informal]
[American English]
[Slang]
彻底的失败
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He had set up a small business which had gone bust in 1975.
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他曾经创办过一家小企业，但它于 1975 年破产了。
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10.
n.[c]
乳房，胸部
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If you have a large bust, invest in a good support bra.
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如果你的胸很大，就应当选用支撑能力好的胸罩。
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11.
n.[c]
半身塑像
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A bronze bust of his father shows real ability.
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他父亲的半身铜像展现出非凡的艺术功力。
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12.
n.[c]
[Slang]
狂吃狂喝的聚会
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They went on a bust that lasted three days.
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他们在一个盛大的酒宴上大吃大喝了三天。
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13.
n.[c]
[Slang]
[American English]
经济衰退，萧条
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14.
n.[c]
[Slang]
逮捕
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15.
n.[c]
[Slang]
突击搜查
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16.
n.[u]
胸围
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17.
adjective
[Informal]
身无分文的，一文不名的，破产的
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18.
adjective
坏的，毁坏的
Collins English-English Dictionary
- bust
[b^st]
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1.
n
the chest of a human being, esp a woman's bosom
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2.
n
a sculpture of the head, shoulders, and upper chest of a person
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3.
n
[Etymology]
C17: from French buste, from Italian busto a sculpture, of unknown origin
- bust
[b^st]
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1.
vb
[Spoken]
to burst or break
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2.
vb
to make or become bankrupt
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3.
vt.
[tr]
(of the police) to raid, search, or arrest
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the girl was busted for drugs
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4.
vt.
[tr]
[US and Canadian]
to demote, esp in military rank
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5.
vt.
[tr]
[US and Canadian]
to break or tame (a horse, etc)
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6.
vt.
[tr]
[chiefly US]
to punch; hit
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7.
vt.
See gut
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8.
n
a raid, search, or arrest by the police
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9.
n
[chiefly US]
a punch; hit
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10.
n
[US and Canadian]
a failure, esp a financial one; bankruptcy
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11.
n
a drunken party
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12.
adj
broken
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13.
adj
bankrupt
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14.
adj
[Etymology]
C19: from a dialect pronunciation of burst
Examples
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to go bust
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[inf] [company+] 破产
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If you have a large bust, invest in a good support bra.
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如果你的胸很大，就应当选用支撑能力好的胸罩。
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A couple of weeks later, they bust the house again.
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几周以后，他们再次突袭了这所房子。
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Italy's other big state-owned banks have also lent money to the bust group.
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意大利的其它大型国有银行也曾贷款给这家破产的集团。
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The bust of napoleon stood on a console.
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拿破仑的半身像矗立在一个托台上。
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