bust up

英 [ˈbʌst ʌp]

美 [ˈbʌst ʌp]

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英英释义

verb

• smash or break forcefully
  1. The kid busted up the car
  Synonym:wreckwrack

双语例句

• He bust up my store. I'm lucky to be alive.
  他砸我的店，我幸运我才能活着的。
• Harry and his girlfriend bust up last week.
  哈里和他女朋友上星期分手了。
• By contrast, entrepreneurs are the job creators and are the ones who go bust or give up if costs go up too much.
  相比之下，企业家是就业岗位的创造者，如果薪资成本太高，他们要么破产要么放弃。
• Fannie Mae, a mortgage giant backed by the American government, is worse than bust, having burned up tens of billions of dollars of taxpayers'cash.
  由政府出资创建的抵押巨头&房利美，不仅“关门大吉”，还倒贴了纳税人的上百亿辛苦钱。
• First, though, China has to contend with a short-term deflationary boom, which will end up in a deflationary bust.
  不过，中国首先将不得不应对短期通缩繁荣，最终导致通缩式崩溃（deflationarybust）。
• Besides, this birdcage cannot be that hard to bust out of. knicker bockers made up of felt or non-woven fabrics ( excl. babies ')
  另外，这种鸟笼也不是那么难挣脱的。灯笼裤，缩绒或非织造织物（婴儿的除外）
• Then for some reason they bust up.
  后来为了一点缘故，他们吹了。
• You and my reflection Never Bust up.
  倒影和你，从来不想放手。
• The couple bust up after an argument.
  那对夫妻经过一场争吵就离异了。
• Everything was fine between Jack and Jane until that woman stepped in and bust them up.
  杰克和简一向很好，直到那个女人插足进来，才使他们感情破裂。