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Bust
01
an event marked by excessive eating or drinking
Exemples
Everyone left the bust feeling stuffed and tired.
02
buste
a sculpture representing someone's head, shoulders, and chest
Exemples
She commissioned a bronze bust of her grandfather to honor his legacy and contributions to their community.
Elle a commandé un buste en bronze de son grand-père pour honorer son héritage et ses contributions à leur communauté.
03
poitrine
the chest or upper torso of a woman
Exemples
The sculpture captured the woman 's bust in fine detail.
04
something that fails completely
Exemples
His investment in the scheme turned out to be a bust.
05
une descente, une arrestation
a raid or arrest, often resulting from police or law enforcement investigations
SlangExemples
They planned the bust for weeks.
Ils ont planifié la rafle pendant des semaines.
to bust
01
défoncer, enfoncer
to forcefully break something open or apart
Transitive: to bust sth
Exemples
Using a sledgehammer, the construction crew had to bust the concrete wall.
En utilisant une masse, l'équipe de construction a dû démolir le mur en béton.
02
détruire, mettre hors service
to make something unusable or ineffective
Transitive: to bust a device
Exemples
He accidentally busted the old radio by dropping it on the floor.
Il a accidentellement cassé la vieille radio en la laissant tomber par terre.
03
perquisitionner, démanteler
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
Exemples
The SWAT team busted the suspect's hideout in the abandoned warehouse.
L'équipe SWAT a démantelé la cachette du suspect dans l'entrepôt abandonné.
bust
01
failli, en faillite
describing a person or company that is bankrupt or financially ruined
Exemples
He was left bust after investing all his savings in a failed business.
Il a été laissé fauché après avoir investi toutes ses économies dans une entreprise qui a échoué.
Arbre Lexical
busty
bust
