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I noun1) (sculpture) Büste, dieII 1.bust [measurement] — Oberweite, die
(coll.)adjective1) (broken) kaputt (ugs.)2) (bankrupt) bankrott; pleite (ugs.)2. transitive verb, 3. intransitive verb,* * *past participle; see bust II* * *bust1[bʌst]I. nbust2[bʌst]I. n2. (sl) Razzia fdrug \bust Drogenrazzia f2. (bankrupt)III. vtto \bust a record einen Rekord brechen▪ to \bust sb jdn festnehmen; SCH, UNIVhe got \busted cheating er wurde beim Spicken erwischt fam4.▶ to \bust one's arse [or AM ass] [or AM balls] (fam!) sich akk kaputt machen fam, sich dat den Arsch aufreißen derb▶ to \bust a gut (fam!: work hard) sich dat ein Bein ausreißen fam; (laugh) sich akk kaputtlachen fam* * *I [bʌst]nBüste f; (ANAT ALSO) Busen mII vb: pret, ptp bust ( inf)bust measurement — Brustumfang m, Oberweite f
1. adj1) (= broken) kaputt (inf)2) (= bankrupt) pleite (inf)2. adv(= bankrupt)to go bust — pleitegehen or Pleite machen (inf)
3. n(US: failure) Pleite f (inf)4. vt1) (= break) kaputt machen (inf)to bust a gut — sich (dat) den Arsch aufreißen (sl)
he just about bust a gut doing it — er hat sich (dat) dabei fast einen abgebrochen (inf)
don't bust my chops! ( US : expressing annoyance and disbelief ) — na, na, na! (inf), jetzt hör aber auf! (inf)
2) (= catch, convict) hinter Schloss und Riegel bringen; drugs ring, syndicate auffliegen lassen (inf)5. vi(= break) kaputtgehen (inf)* * *bust1 [bʌst] s1. Büste f:a) Brustbild n (aus Stein, Bronze etc)b) Busen mwhat bust are you? welche Oberweite haben Sie?;bust (measurement) Brustumfang mbust2 [bʌst] umgA v/i prät und pperf busted, bust1. a) kaputtgehen:and if I bust und wenn es mich umbringtb) (zer)platzen2. pleitegehen3. bust upa) Krach haben,b) sich verkrachenB v/tb) zum Platzen bringen,e) eine Versammlung, eine Blockade etc sprengen2. Pleite machen3. a) festnehmen, verhaften ( beide:for wegen)b) eine Razzia machen in (dat)c) durchsuchen4. MIL US degradieren (to zu)5. US ein Pferd zureiten6. besonders US jemandem einen (Faust)Schlag versetzen:he busted him on the jaw er verpasste ihm einen KinnhakenC s1. Pleite f, auch weitS. Reinfall m2. a) Festnahme f, Verhaftung fb) Razzia fc) Durchsuchung f3. MIL US Degradierung f4. besonders US (Faust)Schlag m:give sb a bust on the jaw jemandem einen Kinnhaken verpassen5. a) Sauferei fb) Sauftour f:go on a bust eine Sauftour machenD adj1. kaputt, im Eimer2. pleite:go bust pleitegehen* * *I noun1) (sculpture) Büste, die2) (woman's bosom) Busen, derII 1.bust [measurement] — Oberweite, die
(coll.)adjective1) (broken) kaputt (ugs.)2) (bankrupt) bankrott; pleite (ugs.)2. transitive verb, 3. intransitive verb,* * *n.Büste -n f. v.Pleite gehen ausdr.
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