英语词汇“bust”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Bust

nnoun.eventa complete failure

Synset:fizzle flop

Examples:

the play was a dismal flop

Derivationally Related Form:flopbust

Hypernyms:failure

Inherited Hypernyms:flopfailurehappeningeventpsychological featureabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:bombdudturkey

Full Hyponyms:

nnoun.bodythe chest of a woman

Synset:female chest

Derivationally Related Form:busty

Part Holonyms:female body

Hypernyms:chest pectus thorax

Inherited Hypernyms:female chestthoraxbody partpartthingphysical entityentity

nnoun.artifacta sculpture of the head and shoulders of a person

Hypernyms:sculpture

Inherited Hypernyms:bustsculptureplastic artartcreationartifactwholeobjectphysical entityentity

Inherited Hypernyms:bustsculpturesolid figurefigureshapeattributeabstractionentity

nnoun.actan occasion for excessive eating or drinking

Synset:binge bout tear

Examples:

they went on a bust that lasted three days

Derivationally Related Form:binge

Hypernyms:revel revelry

Inherited Hypernyms:bustrevelmerrymakingcelebrationdiversionactivityacteventpsychological featureabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:piss-up

Full Hyponyms:

vverb.contactruin completely

Synset:break

Examples:

He busted my radio!

Antonyms:repair

Derivationally Related Form:breakagebreakablebustbuster

Hypernyms:destroy ruin

Inherited Hypernyms:breakdestroy

Direct Hyponyms:break down

Causes:break bust fall apart wear out wear

Full Troponyms:break down

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Something ---s something

vverb.socialsearch without warning, make a sudden surprise attack on

Synset:raid

Examples:

The police raided the crack house

Derivationally Related Form:raid

Hypernyms:assail attack

Inherited Hypernyms:raidattackcontend

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Somebody ---s somebody

vverb.contactseparate or cause to separate abruptly

Synset:rupture snap tear

Examples:

The rope snapped
tear the paper

Derivationally Related Form:rupturesnaptear

Hypernyms:disunite divide part separate

Inherited Hypernyms:tearseparatemove

Direct Hyponyms:laceratepullrendriprip upriveshredtear up

Full Troponyms:laceraterendshredtease

vverb.contactgo to pieces

Synset:break fall apart wear wear out

Examples:

The lawn mower finally broke
The gears wore out
The old chair finally fell apart completely

Derivationally Related Form:breakablewear

Hypernyms:crumble decay dilapidate

Inherited Hypernyms:breakdecaychange

Direct Hyponyms:frayfrazzle

Full Troponyms:fray

Sentence Frame:Something ---s

vverb.changebreak open or apart suddenly and forcefully

Synset:burst

Examples:

The dam burst

Hypernyms:break come apart fall apart separate split up

Inherited Hypernyms:burstbreakchange integritychange

Direct Hyponyms:shatter

Full Troponyms:shatter

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Something ---s | Something ---s something

adj satadj.alllacking funds

Synset:broke skint stone-broke stony-broke

Examples:

'skint' is a British slang term

Antonyms:rich

Inherited Hypernyms:broke

Similar to:poor

单词	bust
释义	Bust nnoun.eventa complete failure Synset:fizzle flop Examples: the play was a dismal flop Derivationally Related Form:flopbust Hypernyms:failure Inherited Hypernyms:flopfailurehappeningeventpsychological featureabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:bombdudturkey Full Hyponyms: turkey nnoun.bodythe chest of a woman Synset:female chest Derivationally Related Form:busty Part Holonyms:female body Hypernyms:chest pectus thorax Inherited Hypernyms:female chestthoraxbody partpartthingphysical entityentity nnoun.artifacta sculpture of the head and shoulders of a person Hypernyms:sculpture Inherited Hypernyms:bustsculptureplastic artartcreationartifactwholeobjectphysical entityentity Inherited Hypernyms:bustsculpturesolid figurefigureshapeattributeabstractionentity nnoun.actan occasion for excessive eating or drinking Synset:binge bout tear Examples: they went on a bust that lasted three days Derivationally Related Form:binge Hypernyms:revel revelry Inherited Hypernyms:bustrevelmerrymakingcelebrationdiversionactivityacteventpsychological featureabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:piss-up Full Hyponyms: piss-up vverb.contactruin completely Synset:break Examples: He busted my radio! Antonyms:repair Derivationally Related Form:breakagebreakablebustbuster Hypernyms:destroy ruin Inherited Hypernyms:breakdestroy Direct Hyponyms:break down Causes:break bust fall apart wear out wear Full Troponyms:break down Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something \| Something ---s something vverb.socialsearch without warning, make a sudden surprise attack on Synset:raid Examples: The police raided the crack house Derivationally Related Form:raid Hypernyms:assail attack Inherited Hypernyms:raidattackcontend Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something \| Somebody ---s somebody vverb.contactseparate or cause to separate abruptly Synset:rupture snap tear Examples: The rope snapped tear the paper Derivationally Related Form:rupturesnaptear Hypernyms:disunite divide part separate Inherited Hypernyms:tearseparatemove Direct Hyponyms:laceratepullrendriprip upriveshredtear up Full Troponyms:laceraterendshredtease Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something \| Something ---s \| Something ---s something \| They --- the sheets (apply to: tear) \| The strong winds --- the rope (apply to: snap) \| The ropes --- (apply to: rupture, snap) vverb.contactgo to pieces Synset:break fall apart wear wear out Examples: The lawn mower finally broke The gears wore out The old chair finally fell apart completely Derivationally Related Form:breakablewear Hypernyms:crumble decay dilapidate Inherited Hypernyms:breakdecaychange Direct Hyponyms:frayfrazzle Full Troponyms:fray Sentence Frame:Something ---s vverb.changebreak open or apart suddenly and forcefully Synset:burst Examples: The dam burst Hypernyms:break come apart fall apart separate split up Inherited Hypernyms:burstbreakchange integritychange Direct Hyponyms:shatter Full Troponyms:shatter Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something \| Something ---s \| Something ---s something adj satadj.alllacking funds Synset:broke skint stone-broke stony-broke Examples: 'skint' is a British slang term Antonyms:rich Inherited Hypernyms:broke Similar to:poor
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