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buster

/ˈbʌstər/

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noun

Destructor, rompedor

(with 'of') Someone who or something that bursts, breaks, or destroys a specified thing.

Examples :

"The new employee proved to be a buster of deadlines, consistently missing them by several days. "

El nuevo empleado demostró ser un destructor de plazos, incumpliendo sistemáticamente por varios días.

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Destructor

Forming compounds denoting a team, weapon, or device specialized in the destruction of the first element.

Examples :

"The demolition team's "buster" was used to quickly remove the old building's foundation. "

El «destructor» del equipo de demolición se utilizó para eliminar rápidamente los cimientos del edificio antiguo.

weapon device machine military technical technology

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Vencedor, dominador

(with 'of') Someone who or something that 'breaks', tames, or overpowers a specified person or thing.

Examples :

"The new math teacher was a buster of challenging problems. "

El nuevo profesor de matemáticas era un vencedor de problemas desafiantes.

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Alguien o algo notable, especialmente por ser ruidoso, grande, etc.

Someone or something remarkable, especially for being loud, large, etc..

Examples :

"My grandfather's dog, Brutus, is a real buster; he barks louder than any dog I've ever heard! "

El perro de mi abuelo, Brutus, es un verdadero fenómeno; ¡ladra más fuerte que cualquier perro que haya escuchado!

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Hogaza de pan

A loaf of bread.

Examples :

"My grandma baked a delicious buster for breakfast. "

Mi abuela horneó una deliciosa hogaza de pan para el desayuno.

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Juerga, borrachera

A drinking spree, a binge.

Examples :

""After finishing his exams, Mark went on a three-day buster with his friends to celebrate." "

Después de terminar sus exámenes, Mark se fue de juerga durante tres días con sus amigos para celebrar.

drink entertainment

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Vendaval, viento fuerte

A gale, a strong wind; a southerly buster.

Examples :

"The southerly buster whipped through the schoolyard, making it hard to hold onto our papers. "

El vendaval del sur azotó el patio de la escuela, dificultando la sujeción de nuestros papeles.

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Caída, porrazo

A heavy fall; a staged fall, a pratfall.

Examples :

"The clumsy student took a spectacular buster in the hallway, sending books flying everywhere. "

El estudiante torpe se dio un porrazo espectacular en el pasillo, haciendo volar los libros por todas partes.

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Cangrejo en muda

A molting crab.

Examples :

"The fisherman carefully released the small, soft-shelled crab, a vulnerable buster, back into the water so it could finish molting. "

El pescador liberó cuidadosamente el pequeño cangrejo de caparazón blando, un cangrejo en muda vulnerable, de vuelta al agua para que pudiera terminar la muda.

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