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Bust
01
an event marked by excessive eating or drinking
Ejemplos
They planned a bust with plenty of food and wine.
02
busto
a sculpture representing someone's head, shoulders, and chest
Ejemplos
The bust of the famous poet was prominently displayed in the library, inspiring visitors with its lifelike detail and expression.
El busto del famoso poeta se exhibía prominentemente en la biblioteca, inspirando a los visitantes con su detalle y expresión realistas.
03
busto, pecho
the chest or upper torso of a woman
Ejemplos
The blouse accentuated her bust elegantly.
04
something that fails completely
Ejemplos
The party was a bust because hardly anyone came.
05
una redada, un arresto
a raid or arrest, often resulting from police or law enforcement investigations
SlangEjemplos
He got caught in a major bust downtown.
Fue atrapado en una redada importante en el centro.
to bust
01
derribar, romper
to forcefully break something open or apart
Transitive: to bust sth
Ejemplos
Attempting to open the jammed locker, he had to bust the lock with a heavy tool.
Al intentar abrir el casillero atascado, tuvo que romper la cerradura con una herramienta pesada.
02
destruir, dejar fuera de servicio
to make something unusable or ineffective
Transitive: to bust a device
Ejemplos
The heavy rain busted the generator, leaving us without power.
La fuerte lluvia reventó el generador, dejándonos sin energía.
03
asaltar, desmantelar
to conduct a sudden and forceful entry into a place to search for something or to apprehend individuals
Transitive: to bust a place or operation
Ejemplos
The immigration authorities busted a human trafficking operation in the port.
Las autoridades de inmigración desarticularon una operación de tráfico de personas en el puerto.
bust
01
quebrado, en quiebra
describing a person or company that is bankrupt or financially ruined
Ejemplos
The once-thriving startup ended up bust within a year.
La startup que una vez prosperó terminó en quiebra en un año.
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