bussa in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for bussa in the English»Spanish Dictionary

buss [Am bəs, Brit bʌs] N arch or region

buss

beso m

buss

ósculo m liter or hum

busser [Am ˈbəsər, Brit ˈbʌsə] N

busser

ayudante m de camarero

bussing [ˈbəsɪŋ] N U

bussing → busing

See also busing

busing, bussing [ˈbʌsɪŋ] N U (in US)

busing

traslado de escolares en autobús a colegios fuera de su zona para favorecer la integración racial

hussar [Am həˈzɑr, Brit hʊˈzɑː] N

hussar

húsar m

I.bust² <pt & pp busted or Brit also bust> [Am bəst, Brit bʌst] VB trans

1. bust (break) inf:

bust window/machine

romper

the door was locked, so we busted it open

como la puerta estaba cerrada con llave, la abrimos a golpes

2. bust < pt & pp busted> (raid) sl:

bust person

agarrar inf

bust person

trincar Spain inf

bust premises

hacer una redada en

3. bust < pt & pp busted> (bankrupt) Am:

bust inf

dejar sin un centavo

bust inf

dejar sin blanca Spain

bust inf

dejar sin un quinto Mex

4. bust < pt & pp busted> (punch) Am:

bust inf

darle un puñetazo a

5. bust < pt & pp busted> (demote) Am:

bust sl

degradar

II.bust² <pt & pp busted or Brit also bust> [Am bəst, Brit bʌst] VB intr inf

bust object/machine:

bust

romperse

bust

estropearse

bust

sonar CSur inf

III.bust² [Am bəst, Brit bʌst] N

1. bust (collapse):

bust esp Am

caída f

bust esp Am

descalabro m

2. bust (raid):

bust sl

redada f

IV.bust² [Am bəst, Brit bʌst] ADJ

1.1. bust (bankrupt) inf:

to go bust

quebrar

to go bust

ir(se) a la bancarrota

to go bust

fundirse Peru RioPl inf

1.2. bust GAMES pred:

anything higher than a six and I'm bust

si me toca una carta más alta que seis me paso or me voy

it's a gold medal or bust

o la medalla de oro o nada

2. bust (broken) Brit → busted

See also busted

busted [ˈbʌstəd, ˈbʌstɪd] ADJ esp Am inf

busted

roto

busted

estropeado

busby <pl busbies> [Am ˈbəzbi, Brit ˈbʌzbi] N

busby

gorro militar de piel

bush² [Am bʊʃ, Brit bʊʃ] N Brit MECH

bush

cojinete m

busy Lizzie [Am ˌbɪzi ˈlɪzi, Brit ˌbɪzi ˈlɪzi] N Brit

busy Lizzie

alegría f del hogar

busy Lizzie

alegría f de la casa

busy Lizzie

impatiens f

bust-up [Am ˈbəstəp, Brit ˈbʌstʌp] N

1. bust-up (breakup):

bust-up

ruptura f

2. bust-up (quarrel) Brit:

bust-up inf

pelea f

bust-up inf

bronca f inf

busty <bustier, bustiest> [Am ˈbəsti, Brit ˈbʌsti] ADJ inf

busty

pechugona inf

bussa in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for bussa in the English»Spanish Dictionary

bushy <-ier, -iest> [ˈbʊʃi] ADJ

bushy hair

tupido, -a

bushy beard, moustache

espeso, -a

bushy eyebrows

poblado, -a

busy¹ <-ier, -iest> [ˈbɪzi] ADJ

1. busy (occupied):

busy

atareado, -a

to be busy doing sth

estar muy ocupado haciendo algo

to be busy with sth

estar ocupado con algo

to get busy

empezar a trabajar

2. busy:

busy (full of activity)

activo, -a

busy (exhausting)

agotador(a)

busy street

calle f concurrida

busy seaport

puerto m marítimo de gran actividad

a busy time

un tiempo de actividad frenética

I've had a busy day

he tenido un día ajetreado

3. busy Am TELEC:

to be busy

estar comunicando

busk [bʌsk] VB intr Aus, Brit

busk

tocar un instrumento en la calle

bush <-es> [bʊʃ] N

1. bush BOT:

bush

arbusto m

a bush of hair

una mata de pelo

2. bush no pl (land):

the bush

el monte

Phrases:

to beat about the bush

andarse con rodeos

to beat the bushes for sth Am

buscar algo por todas partes

busy² [ˈbɪzi] VB trans -ie-

to busy oneself with sth

ocuparse de algo

bust-up [ˈbʌstʌp] N Aus, Brit inf

bust-up

riña f

to have a (big) bust-up with sb

partir peras con alguien

bust¹ [bʌst] N

bust

busto m

I.bust² [bʌst] ADJ inf

1. bust (broken):

bust

destrozado, -a

2. bust (bankrupt):

bust

en bancarrota

to go bust

quebrar

II.bust² [bʌst] VB trans bust Am: busted, bust Am: busted inf

1. bust (break):

bust

destrozar

2. bust (raid):

bust

realizar una redada en

bush N

User Entry

bush (ring or cap) TECH

casquillo m

bust N

User Entry

bust (failure) Am inf

fiasco m inf

bust (failure) Am inf

pifia f inf