v. 动词打碎，破坏；逮捕；（警察）搜查
adj. 形容词破产的；倒闭的
n. 名词半身像；（女人的）胸部；（警方）突击搜捕；蹩脚的东西
The artist decided to create a marble bust of the hero.
这位艺术家决定为这位英雄创作一个大理石半身像。
After the long investigation, the police finally made a drug bust.
经过长时间调查，警方终于进行了毒品突袭。
The company's bust led to many employees losing their jobs.
公司的破产导致许多员工失去了工作。
She wore a dress that highlighted her bust elegantly at the gala.
她在晚会上穿了一件优雅地突显她胸部的裙子。
They planned a major bust to catch the notorious gang leader.
他们计划了一次重大逮捕以抓住臭名昭著的帮派头目。
The economic bust affected small businesses the most severely.
经济萧条对小企业的影响最为严重。
The sculptor spent months perfecting the clay bust of the president.
雕塑家花了几个月时间完善总统的黏土半身像。
During the raid, the officers managed to bust the illegal gambling den.
在突袭中，警察成功捣毁了非法赌博窝点。
The museum displayed a Roman bust from the first century.
博物馆展出了一尊来自一世纪的罗马半身像。
The stock market bust caused widespread panic among investors.
股市的崩盘引起了投资者的广泛恐慌。
bust out 突然出现
bust up 打破
bust a gut 拼命努力
bust one's chops 批评某人
bust a myth 打破一个迷思
bust a cap 开枪
复数: busts;
第三人称单数: busts;
过去式: busted;
过去分词: busted;
现在分词: busting;
n. 名词（骑兵队等的）急袭，突然袭击，突击，（军舰等的）游击；劫掠，劫夺，（盗贼，狐等的）侵入；突然查抄[搜捕]，围捕
vi. 不及物动词对…进行突然袭击；进行奇袭
vt. 及物动词突然袭击[抢劫]；突然搜查；劫掠；打劫
