bust up

• Verbo frasal que significa romper, dañar o destruir algo, o poner fin a una relación o asociación, a menudo de forma violenta o repentina.

A phrasal verb meaning to break, damage, or destroy something, or to end a relationship or partnership, often violently or abruptly.

incontable · transitivo e intransitivo · phrasal, separable

1. End a relationshipinformalamerican

   To break up or end a romantic relationship or partnership.

   Terminar una relación

   • They busted up after a huge argument.
   • She busted up with her boyfriend last week.
   • The band busted up due to creative differences.

   Sinónimosbreak upcall it quitsseparatesplit up

   Antónimosmarryreconcileunite

2. Damage or destroyinformalamerican

   To break something into pieces or cause damage.

   destrozar, hacer pedazos

   • The kids busted up the old toy box.
   • He busted up his phone when he dropped it.
   • The storm busted up the fence in the backyard.

   Sinónimosbreakdemolishdestroyruinshattersmashwreck

   Antónimosfixmendrepairrestore

3. Interrupt or disruptinformalamerican

   To cause a disturbance or interruption, often in a violent or loud manner.

   Interrumpir o trastocar

   • The fight busted up the peaceful party.
   • Loud laughter busted up the serious meeting.
   • The protesters busted up the political rally.

   Sinónimosbreak updisruptdisturbinterruptruinwreck

   Antónimoscalmharmonizemendpacifyreconcilerepairsettle

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