bust-up
英 [bʌst ʌp] 美 [bʌst ʌp]

n.

分离，分手；

变形

复数：bust-ups

英英释义

bust-up[ 'bʌstʌp ]

• n.a serious quarrel (especially one that ends a friendship)
• v.smash or break forcefully

  同义词：bust upwreckwrack

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. Jim and his wife were busting up again yesterday.
   吉姆和他的妻子昨天又吵架了。
2. The best part of fighting is making up afterwards!
   吵架最精彩的部分就是过后言归于好。
3. Soldiers got in a fight and busted up the bar.
   士兵们参加斗殴并毁坏了酒吧间。
4. The police were needed to break up the fight.
   需要叫警察来制止这场斗殴。
5. He and his wife busted up three months ago.
   他和他妻子三个月前就关系破裂了。
6. When they split up, they both claimed to be the rightful owner of the comic book.
   这对夫妇关系破裂后，均声称自己是唐老鸭漫画书的合法主人。

权威例句

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