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bust
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/bʌst/
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/bʌst/
bust in
bust out
bust up
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We'll move in and, and make the
bust
.
crime
We'll move in and, and
make the bust
.
crime
If she gets spooked, she can
bust out of that crate
.
animal
This is a pretty big
bust
.
law
This is a
pretty big bust
.
law
bust
your chops because they look used
general
I don't want to
bust your chops
because they look used.
general
DON:
Bust out
the jewelry box.
general
the pyramids' boom and
bust
.
history
a ship that could have gotten him
busted
law
of booms and
busts
.
economics
récession
effondrement
Dans l’expression « booms and busts », « bust » signifie un ralentissement ou un effondrement économique.
think of hemagglutinin as a
bust
of 19th century French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte.
art
buste
L’hémagglutinine est comparée à un buste sculpté de Napoléon.
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