| 词汇 | bust |
| 释义 | bust (verb) bust (noun) bust (adjective) bust 6 ENTRIES FOUND: bust (noun) bust (verb) bust (noun) bust (adjective) bust-up (noun) gut (noun) 1 bust /ˈbʌst/ noun plural busts 1 bust /ˈbʌst/ noun plural busts Learner's definition of BUST [count] 1 : a sculpture of a person's head and neck and usually a part of the shoulders and chest半身雕像 a marble/bronze bust大理石/铜制半身像 a bust of Albert Einstein阿尔伯特·爱因斯坦半身像 2 a : a woman's breasts（女人的）胸，胸部 The neckline of the dress is meant to accentuate the bust.这条连衣裙的开领有意突出胸部。 b : a measurement taken around a woman's chest and back（女人的）胸围 bust size胸围尺寸 — compare 3bust 2 bust /ˈbʌst/ verb busts; busted also British bust; busting 2 bust /ˈbʌst/ verb busts; busted also British bust; busting Learner's definition of BUST [+ object] informal 1 : to break (something): such as弄坏；打破 a : to cause (something) to stop working by damaging it砸坏；摔坏 He busted his watch when he fell.他跌倒时把手表摔坏了。 I think the camera is busted.我觉得照相机被摔坏了。 b : to cause (something) to separate into parts or pieces打碎 bust a window打碎窗户玻璃 2 a : to arrest (someone)逮捕 Police busted 12 gang members on weapons charges.警方以私藏武器罪逮捕了12名团伙成员。 She got/was busted for drug possession.她因私藏毒品被逮捕。 b : to catch (someone) doing something wrong当场抓获；当场发现 Two students got busted by the teacher for smoking in the bathroom.两名学生在卫生间吸烟被老师逮了个正着。 3 US, impolite — used in phrases like bust your butt/ass to describe working very hard卖力工作；拼命干 She's been busting her butt to finish the project on time.为了按时完成项目她一直拼命工作。 4 US : to hit or punch (someone)重击（某人） I felt like busting him in the nose.我真想给他鼻子一拳。 bust a/your gut — see 1gut bust out [phrasal verb] informal 1 bust out (doing something) : to begin (doing something) suddenly : to burst out (doing something)突然开始（做某事） She just busted out laughing.她突然大笑起来。 2 bust out (something) or bust (something) out : to take (something) from the place where it is stored so that it can be used（从储藏处）拿出（某物）供使用 He busted out [=broke out] the champagne.他拿出了香槟酒。 3 : to escape from a prison, jail, etc.逃出（监狱等） Two prisoners busted out of jail.两名犯人越狱了。 bust up [phrasal verb] informal 1 : to end your relationship with someone决裂；分手 Their marriage busted up after three years.他们的婚姻三年后破裂了。 Didn't you hear? They busted up. [=(more commonly) broke up, separated]你没听说？他俩分手了。 2 bust up (something) or bust (something) up : to cause (something) to end使结束 His gambling problem busted up their marriage.他的赌博恶习葬送了他们的婚姻。 Police hope to bust up the crime ring for good.警方希望永久铲除这个犯罪集团。 The police busted the party up.警方中止了那场聚会。 or bust informal — used to say that you will do everything possible to get somewhere千方百计去（某地） The sign on the car said “New Orleans or bust!”车上的标贴写着：“想方设法去新奥尔良！” 3 bust /ˈbʌst/ noun plural busts 3 bust /ˈbʌst/ noun plural busts Learner's definition of BUST [count] informal 1 US : a complete failure : flop彻底失败；惨败 — usually singular通常用单数。 The new product was a bust.新产品彻底失败了。 Although critically acclaimed, the play has been a bust.尽管评论界叫好，这部剧还是失败了。 2 : an occurrence in which the police catch and arrest people committing a crime搜捕；逮捕 a big drug bust大规模缉毒行动 — compare 1bust 4 bust /ˈbʌst/ adjective 4 bust /ˈbʌst/ adjective Learner's definition of BUST go bust informal : to spend or lose all of your money : to go broke破产 The company has gone bust.公司破产了。 |
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