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1 bust bodice
bust bod.ice[b'∧st bɔdis] n sutiã.————————bust bodicesutiã. -
2 bust
past participle; see bust II* * *bust1[b∧st] n busto: 1 estátua ou escultura do busto de uma pessoa. 2 peito. 3 peito de mulher, seios.————————bust2[b∧st] n 1 golpe, pancada. it was a hard bust / foi uma pancada forte. 2 Amer sl fracasso, falência. 3 Amer sl farra, bebedeira. • vt+vi 1 estourar, explodir. 2 sl falir, fracassar. 3 coll degradar, rebaixar. 4 coll bater, golpear. 5 domar, domesticar. he busted the mustang / ele domou o cavalo selvagem. 6 prender alguém. that cop busted him / aquele tira o prendeu. to go bust abrir falência. -
3 bust
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4 bust
falir (gíria), fracasso (gíria), explosão, busto -
5 baby bust
ba.by bust[b'eibi b∧st] n drástica queda na taxa de natalidade, especificamente a que ocorreu no Ocidente na década de 60. -
6 to go bust
to go bustabrir falência. -
7 go bust
(become bankrupt: When the project failed the company went bust.) -
8 go bust
(become bankrupt: When the project failed the company went bust.) -
9 bodice
['bodis](the upper part of a woman's or child's dress: The dress had an embroidered bodice.) corpete* * *bod.ice[b'ɔdis] n corpinho, corpete. bust bodice sutiã. -
10 ghost buster
ghost bust.er[g'oust b∧stə] n caça-fantasma.————————ghost bustercaça-fantasma. -
11 robust
(strong; healthy: a robust child.) robusto- robustly- robustness* * *ro.bust[roub'∧st] adj 1 robusto, forte, vigoroso, rijo, resistente. 2 sadio. 3 que requer força, vigor ou resistência (trabalho, esporte). 4 que tem fibra, musculoso. 5 fig firme, resoluto, que tem confiança em si. 6 áspero, rude. -
12 robustly
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13 robustness
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14 sanctions-busting
sanc.tions-bust.ing[s'æŋkʃənz b∧stiŋ] n Econ violação de sanções econômicas impostas a um país. -
15 trustbuster
trust.bust.er[tr'∧stb∧stə] n Amer, coll defensor e executor das leis antitrustes.
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