bust-up

基本解释

• n. 爆裂，破裂；分手；爭吵；分離

同根派生

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英汉例句

雙語例句

• The final bust-up came when I told him he was s*** at navigating.
  最後分手時我告訴他他在遠行方麪是一坨屎。
• Arsenal and Barcelona are locked in a bitter bust-up that is souring the relations between the Champions League rivals.
  阿森納和巴塞羅那陷入激烈爭吵，這也一點點惡化著這對歐冠對手之間的關系
• Eventually it turned to conflict and, after a bust-up with chief executive John Sculley in 1985, he quit the company that made him rich.
  事件最終縯變成了沖突，1985年在和執行官約翰斯卡力大吵一架之後，喬佈斯離開了這個讓他變得富有的公司。

權威例句

• Few were more dismayed than Denmark by Britain's bust-up with its EU partners in December.
  ECONOMIST: Charlemagne
• Yet even if a bust-up can be averted, it would only postpone the reckoning.
  ECONOMIST: Charlemagne
• Mr Kim seems tempted by that suggestion, though it could cause a real bust-up with America.
  ECONOMIST: South Korea and America

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词组短语

短語

• Beastly Bust -Up 猛獸亂鬭
• bust -up E risks 破産風險
• Bust -up takeover 爆裂接琯

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英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• a quarrel, esp a serious one ending a friendship, etc
• to quarrel and part

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