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单词 busted flush
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Definition of busted flush in English:

busted flush

noun
  • 1(in poker) a hand containing four cards of the same suit and one of a different suit.

    Example sentencesExamples
    • He said that any fool could bet on a busted flush in poker, or swear that black is white, but that isn't a classic lie.
  • 2informal A promising person or thing that turns out to be unsuccessful.

    her leadership is already a busted flush
    Example sentencesExamples
    • What other hope is there for such a busted flush?
    • If he starts making noises about rates soon, the Government's strongest card - economic management - will look like a busted flush.
    • He's a busted flush.
    • Two years on, he, and the swashbuckling model of capitalism he represents look like a busted flush.
    • The fire strike showed what a busted flush they are.
    • Some believe, however, that all three are a busted flush.
    • If this were a full-priced game, you might call it a busted flush.
    • The gamble turned out to be a busted flush, he could not even catch his quota let alone anything extra.
    • Is it a great diversifier that can provide excellent returns over the longer term or a busted flush?
    • In short, Joe Klein was a busted flush.
    • Until they take place, the current regime in Kabul is a busted flush.
    • Brown is a busted flush.
    • There are those who believe the Olympics are a busted flush.
    • Since that day they have been in the shadows, there have been problems with finance and at the beginning of this World Cup they were, it seemed, a busted flush.
    • More liberal unionists and others who have might bailed him out in the past see him as a busted flush.
    • Today, however, it is clear that Mr Blair is a busted flush.
    • Coming after the rejection of the European Union constitution last May, today's retreat signals to all the world what a busted flush the president is.
    • I spend much of my time in Brussels, and the British presidency is now widely regarded as a busted flush.
    • If this new group isn't against ID cards it may well be a busted flush from the outset.
    • Or maybe he's just too polite to say what he really thinks: That Owen's a busted flush.
 
 

Definition of busted flush in US English:

busted flush

noun
  • 1(in poker) a hand containing four cards of the same suit and one of a different suit.

    Example sentencesExamples
    • He said that any fool could bet on a busted flush in poker, or swear that black is white, but that isn't a classic lie.
  • 2informal A promising person or thing that turns out to be unsuccessful.

    her leadership is already a busted flush
    Example sentencesExamples
    • If this new group isn't against ID cards it may well be a busted flush from the outset.
    • There are those who believe the Olympics are a busted flush.
    • If he starts making noises about rates soon, the Government's strongest card - economic management - will look like a busted flush.
    • Two years on, he, and the swashbuckling model of capitalism he represents look like a busted flush.
    • Since that day they have been in the shadows, there have been problems with finance and at the beginning of this World Cup they were, it seemed, a busted flush.
    • If this were a full-priced game, you might call it a busted flush.
    • I spend much of my time in Brussels, and the British presidency is now widely regarded as a busted flush.
    • In short, Joe Klein was a busted flush.
    • He's a busted flush.
    • Coming after the rejection of the European Union constitution last May, today's retreat signals to all the world what a busted flush the president is.
    • More liberal unionists and others who have might bailed him out in the past see him as a busted flush.
    • Brown is a busted flush.
    • Today, however, it is clear that Mr Blair is a busted flush.
    • Some believe, however, that all three are a busted flush.
    • The gamble turned out to be a busted flush, he could not even catch his quota let alone anything extra.
    • What other hope is there for such a busted flush?
    • Or maybe he's just too polite to say what he really thinks: That Owen's a busted flush.
    • Is it a great diversifier that can provide excellent returns over the longer term or a busted flush?
    • Until they take place, the current regime in Kabul is a busted flush.
    • The fire strike showed what a busted flush they are.
 
 
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