bust是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

n. （石或金属的）半身像；（尤指衣服或尺寸）女子的胸部

v. 打破；摔碎；突击搜查（或搜捕）；降低军阶

adj. 破碎；毁坏；破产

网络 胸围；胸像；半身雕像

变形：

复数：busts  现在分词：busting  过去式：busted  

完整释义：

n.

1.失败;破产;经济萧条
2.半身像,胸像
3.(妇女的)胸部[胸围]
4.半身塑像
5.逮捕
6.突击搜查
7.重击
8.欢闹,闹饮
9.殴打
10.吵吵闹闹

v.

1.破产;(力争成功紧张过度时的)失败,崩溃
2.〔俚语〕使破产[没落]
3.爆裂;破裂
4.爆破,破(开),开,破碎;乐炸了
5.破落,毁掉,一败涂地
6.逮捕
7.驯服(野马等)
8.(警察)突然搜查
9.〔口语〕殴打
10.【军事】贬降(士兵等的)军阶

adj.

1.破产的;一文不名的

例句：

1. "It's going to be a bust, " said Gordon G. Chang, whose book, "The Coming Collapse of China" (Random House), warned in 2001 of such a crash.
   “这波建设浪潮的结果将会是大破产，”戈登·G·常，他的著作《中国将要到来的溃败》（兰登书屋）在2001年警告可能出现崩盘。

2. A training ground bust-up with a young reserve team players lies at the heart of Albert Riera's banishment from the Liverpool team.
   里埃拉被驱逐出利物浦队的真相是：在训练场与预备队年轻队员打架。

3. When risky borrowers find it easy to get credit, they are less likely to go bust, which makes them appear less risky.
   只要那些危险的借款人能够轻易地获得信用，他们就没有破产之虞，从而看起来不那么危险。

4. The Asian financial crisis hit China just as it was making a painful economic adjustment after the bust of a credit boom in the mid-1990s.
   亚洲金融危机降临的时候，中国正处于九十年代中期信贷暴涨后艰难的经济调整期。

5. He was considered a bust in Atlanta, failing to measure up to expectations after the team signed him to a six-year contract.
   韦伯斯特曾经是亚特兰大队的希望，然而在与该队签订了六年合同之后，他并没有达到人们的期望。

6. Years of boom, buoyed by cheap foreign-currency loans and a currency pegged to the euro, have turned to a spectacular bust.
   拉脱维亚曾经通过廉价的外币贷款以及与欧元挂钩促成了数年的经济繁荣景象，而如今却急转直下，濒临崩溃边缘。

7. Yet Iceland is special in another way: it did not issue a blanket bail-out to its banks, but rather let bits of them go bust.
   然而，冰岛特殊在另一方面：政府并未向银行发放一条“御寒的”毛毯，而是让少数银行自生自灭。

8. Investors have got quite a bit of protection against a housing bust because of the type of deals that Fannie and Freddie guaranteed.
   在防止住房业破产方面，投资者得到不少呵护，因为FannieMae和FreddieMac公司为这类交易提供担保。