BREAK 弄破, [informal] to break something

打烂，打碎，弄坏:

I bust my watch this morning.

今天早上我把手表摔坏了。

Tony busted the door down.

托尼把门砸烂了。

POLICE 警察

TRY HARD 努力, bust a gut [informal] also bust your butt / ass [AmE spoken] to try extremely hard to do something

拼足老命，竭尽全力:

I bust a gut trying to finish that work on time.

我拼足老命想按时完成那工作。

MONEY 钱, [AmE informal] to use too much money, so that a business etc must stop operating

使破产:

The trip to Spain will probably bust our budget.

这次西班牙之行可能会超出我们的预算。

crime-busting / union-busting / budget-busting etc, [informal] used with nouns to show that a situation is being ended or an activity is being stopped

打击犯罪的/破坏工会的/耗尽预算的等:

crime-busting laws

打击犯罪的法律

… or bust!, [informal] used to say that you will try very hard to go somewhere or do something

非…不可！:

Idaho or bust!

非去爱达荷不可！

MILITARY 军事的, [especially AmE] to give someone a lower military rank as a punishment

贬降…的军阶; 使降职;

a model of someone's head, shoulders, and upper chest, usually made of stone or metal

〔用石头或金属制造的〕半身塑像:

a bust of Beethoven

贝多芬的半身塑像

a woman's breasts, or the part of her clothes that covers her breasts

〔妇女或其衣服的〕胸部

a measurement around a woman's breast and back

〔女子的〕胸围:

a 36-inch bust 36

英寸的胸围

[informal] a situation in which the police go into a place in order to catch people doing something illegal

突击搜捕，突击搜查:

a drug bust

毒品大搜查

go bust, [informal] a business that goes bust cannot continue operating

生意失败，破产，倒闭

[BrE informal] broken

破的，坏的:

The television's bust again.

电视机又坏了。