bust out

UK
/bʌst aʊt/
US
/bʌst aʊt/

Translations

bust outverb
busted out
Past Simple
busted out
Past Participle
busting out
Gerund
UK
/bʌst aʊt/
US
/bʌst aʊt/
s'évaderS'emploie surtout pour une fuite d'une prison ou d'un lieu fermé.
The prisoners managed to bust out of the high-security facility last night.
Les prisonniers ont réussi à s'évader de l'établissement de haute sécurité la nuit dernière.
éclater de rireSe dit d'une réaction soudaine, souvent vive ou spontanée.
She busted out laughing when she heard the joke.
Elle a éclaté de rire quand elle a entendu la blague.
Additional translations
sortir brusquementS'emploie pour produire ou exhiber quelque chose soudainement.
Synonyms
break out
get away
run away

Definitions

bust outverb
To escape from a place, especially a prison.
The prisoners managed to bust out of the high-security facility last night.
To suddenly begin doing something, often with enthusiasm or energy.
She busted out laughing when she heard the joke.
To produce or present something suddenly or unexpectedly.
He busted out his guitar and started playing a song.