bust
🇺🇸
/bʌst/
🇬🇧
/bʌst/
verb
R
to break something
I bust the window by accident.
我不小心打碎了窗户。
R
to enter a place suddenly to search or arrest
Police bust the illegal gambling den.
警方突袭了非法赌场。
R
to lower someone's military rank as punishment
The officer was bust to private for misconduct.
这名军官因行为不端被降为列兵。
noun
R
a statue of a person's head and shoulders
The museum has a marble bust of the famous poet.
博物馆有一座著名诗人的大理石半身像。
R
a woman's chest measurement
The dress fits my bust perfectly.
这件连衣裙的胸围非常合身。
R
a time when the economy is bad
The housing market bust hurt many families.
房地产市场崩盘让许多家庭受损。
R
a police raid to catch criminals
The drug bust caught several dealers.
这次缉毒行动抓获了几名毒贩。
R
a failure
The party was a total bust because no one came.
派对彻底失败了，因为没人来。
adjective
R
broken
My phone is bust and won't turn on.
我的手机坏了，开不了机。
R
bankrupt
The store went bust after sales dropped.
销售额下降后，这家店破产了。
translation
打碎, 突击搜查, 降级
半身像, 胸围, 经济萧条, 警方突袭, 失败
破碎的, 破产的
词形变化
Plural
busts
Progressive
busting
Past
busted
Perfect
busted
3rd Present
busts
Comparative
buster
Superlative
bustest