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bust

/ˈbʌst/

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noun

半身像，胸像

A sculptural portrayal of a person's head and shoulders.

Examples :

"The museum displayed a marble bust of the famous poet. "

博物馆里陈列着一尊著名诗人的大理石半身像。

art body appearance

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noun

胸部，乳房

The breasts and upper thorax of a woman.

Examples :

"The artist sculpted the bust of the famous actress. "

那位艺术家雕塑了那位著名女演员的胸像。

body anatomy sex appearance

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noun

萧条, 衰退。

The downward portion of a boom and bust cycle; a recession.

Examples :

"After the housing boom, the country experienced a significant economic bust, leading to widespread job losses. "

在房地产繁荣之后，该国经历了一次严重的经济萧条，导致大范围的失业。

economy business finance

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noun

突袭，查抄

A police raid or takedown of a criminal enterprise.

Examples :

"The early morning police bust led to the arrest of several members of the drug ring. "

清晨的警方突袭行动逮捕了好几个贩毒团伙的成员。

police action law

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noun

泡汤，失败.

A disappointment.

Examples :

"The new restaurant was a complete bust; no one liked the food. "

这家新餐厅彻底泡汤了；没人喜欢那里的食物。

outcome negative

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noun

逮捕，搜查，突袭。

The act of arresting someone for a crime, or raiding a suspected criminal operation.

Examples :

"a narcotics bust"

一次缉毒突袭

police law action

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noun

倒闭，失败，炸弹

A failed enterprise; a bomb.

Examples :

"The new bakery's grand opening was a complete bust; no one showed up. "

这家新开的面包店盛大开业完全搞砸了，根本没人来。

business outcome

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noun

驳斥，推翻.

A refutation of an opening, or of a previously published analysis.

Examples :

"The new evidence presented by the scientist was a complete bust of the old theory about the dinosaur's diet. "

这位科学家提出的新证据彻底驳斥了关于恐龙饮食的旧理论。

theory literature language logic

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noun

水货，庸才

A player who fails to meet expectations.

Examples :

"The basketball team's new center was considered a bust; he didn't play as well as everyone expected. "

这支篮球队的新中锋被认为是水货一个，他打得远不如大家期望的好。

sport entertainment business

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verb

打破，弄坏.

Examples :

"I busted my cooker while trying to fix it."

我修炉子的时候，不小心把它弄坏了。

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verb

逮捕，拘捕

To arrest (someone) for a crime.

Examples :

"The police will bust anyone selling drugs near the school. "

警察会逮捕任何在学校附近贩毒的人。

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verb

抓获，逮捕，当场抓包

To catch (someone) in the act of doing something wrong, socially and morally inappropriate, or illegal, especially when being done in a sneaky or secretive state.

Examples :

"The teacher busted the students for sneaking extra candy into the classroom. "

老师当场抓包学生们偷偷把额外的糖果带进教室。

police law action society moral guilt

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verb

搞定，完成。

An emphatic synonym of do or get.

Examples :

"He busted huge air off that jump!"

他那个跳跃玩得真厉害，简直飞起来了！

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verb

降级，贬职。

To reduce in rank.

Examples :

"He busted him down to patrolman for insubordination."

因为他不服从命令，他被降级成了巡警。

job business military

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verb

取消交易，撤销交易

To undo a trade, generally an error trade, that has already been executed.

Examples :

"The stockbroker had to bust the incorrect trade they made earlier in the morning. "

交易员不得不取消早上做错的那笔交易。

business finance

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verb

输光，赔光.

To lose all of one's chips.

Examples :

"After losing that last hand, he finally busted and had to leave the poker game. "

输掉最后一把牌后，他终于输光了，不得不离开了扑克牌局。

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verb

爆牌

To exceed a score of 21.

Examples :

"The student easily bust 21 on the trivia game show. "

这个学生在智力问答节目中轻松爆牌超过了21点。

game number sport entertainment

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verb

驯服，驯养

To break in (an animal).

Examples :

"The farmer had to bust the young horse so it would be ready for the competition. "

为了让那匹小马能参加比赛，农夫不得不驯服它。

animal agriculture

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verb

射精，出精。

To ejaculate; to eject semen.

Examples :

"During the stressful exam, the student felt a sudden urge and busted in the bathroom. "

在压力巨大的考试期间，那个学生突然感到一股冲动，然后在洗手间里射了。

physiology sex body

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adjective

身无分文，破产的

Without any money, broke, bankrupt.

Examples :

"After months of financial problems, the company finally went bust."

经过几个月的财务困境，这家公司最终破产倒闭了。

business finance economy