Translations for „bust“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

bust¹ [bʌst] N

1. bust (statue):

bust

doprsni kip m

2. bust:

bust (breasts)

prsi f pl

bust (circumference)

prsni obseg m

I . bust² [bʌst] N

1. bust (recession):

bust

[gospodarska] recesija f

bust

[gospodarska] kriza f

bust

upad m

2. bust sl:

bust

racija f

II . bust² [bʌst] ADJ inf

1. bust (broken):

bust

fuč

2. bust (bankrupt):

to go bust

bankrotirati

III . bust² <bust[or Am usubusted], bust[or Am usubusted] > [bʌst] VB trans inf

1. bust (break):

bust

uničevati [perf uničiti]

bust

razbijati [perf razbiti]

2. bust Am (arrest):

bust

aretirati

3. bust Am SCHOOL:

bust

zasačiti

bust out VB trans to bust sb out [from prison]

bust

komu pomagati pobegniti [iz zapora]

bust-up [ˈbʌstʌp] N Brit Aus inf

bust-up

hud prepir m

Usage examples with bust

to go bust

bankrotirati

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

His friends donated a bust in his honour that originally stood in the west of the station forecourt.

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Tried to punch through a wall and busted his hand.

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Once the meter fills, the kids are busted and must replay the sequence from the beginning.

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Eventually they also succeed in busting a smugglers' gang.

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Nonetheless, the overall activity was much lower than expected and the high risk busted.

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By 1967, the ornate lid that once covered the sandstone face and bust of the child was stolen.

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The bust is hollow and appears to be cast of a single piece.

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That office park, which had been developed for about $70 million, was not built due to the 1980s oil bust.

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A real estate boom ended in a bust.

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To either side, walls with busts on herm pedestals backed by young trees screen the parterre from the flanking garden spaces.

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