| 释义 |
bust /bʌst/
(bust, bust or busted, busted)
NOTE Bust is an informal way of saying break. * bust 是 break 的非正式说法。► SEE ALLbust outbust out of sthbust sb outbust sb out of sth bust up (with sb) bust sth up ●ˌbust ˈout●ˌbust ˈout of sth●ˌbust sb ˈout●ˌbust sb ˈout of sth (informal) to escape from somewhere, usually prison; to help sb do this （帮助某人）逃跑，越狱◆His last movie was about a guy busting out of Alcatraz.
他的上一部电影讲述一名男子从阿尔卡特拉斯岛越狱的故事。◆His friends busted him out of jail.
朋友们帮他逃出了监狱。SYN break out, break out of sth (more formal) [v + adv] [v + adv + prep] [v + n/pron + adv] [v + n/pron + adv + prep]▸ ˈbust-out noun (informal) ◆ a prison bust-out
越狱●ˌbust ˈup (with sb) (BrE, informal) if a couple or two friends bust up, they have an argument and separate （夫妻、朋友）分手，散伙◆They bust up after five years together.
他们在一起五年后分道扬镳了。◆I bust up with Tim a while ago.
不久前我和蒂姆分手了。SYN break up (with sb) , split up (with/from sb) [v + adv]▸ ˈbust-up noun (BrE, informal) 1. (with sb) an argument 争吵；吵架◆We had a huge bust-up and now we’re not talking.
我们大吵了一顿，现在不说话了。2. the end of a relationship （关系的）结束，破裂●ˌbust sth ˈup (informal) 1. to end sth such as a meeting or a relationship by disturbing or ruining it 破坏（集会、关系等）◆The police busted up the meeting.
警察驱散了集会。SYN break sth up (more formal) 2. (NAmE) to injure, damage or break sth 伤害；损坏；拆散◆He busted up his knee in the accident.
他在事故中伤了膝盖。3. (NAmE) to break a company or a larger organization into smaller parts 拆分（公司或机构）OBJ company
SYN break sth up (more formal) [v + adv + n] [v + n/pron + adv] |