ETYM French buste, from Italian busto; cf. Late Lat. busta, bustula, box, of the same origin as Eng. box a case; cf., for the change of meaning, Eng. chest. Related to Bushel.
1. A sculpture of the head and shoulders of a person.
2. An occasion for heavy drinking; SYN. tear, bender, binge, toot, booze-up.
Slom banke, obustava plaćanja, nesposobnost plaćanja i odgovaranja svojim novčanim obavezama; postradalost; fig. potpuna propast, stradanje; bankrotstvo.
Poprsje, naročito kop koji predstavlja glavu i gornji deo grudi.
Deo tela, prsa.
Slom, propast, bankrot, debakl, stečaj, katastrofa (nem.)
Terevenka.
1. Prednji deo čovečjeg tela, telo od vrata do pasa;
2. Vajarski rad koji prikazuje gornji deo čovečjeg tela, bista;
3. Slika neke osobe do pojasa
Deo tela, grudi.
Propast, krah.
1 To break or smash especially with force; also; to make inoperative
2. To bring an end to; break up — often used with up
3. To ruin financially; exhaust, wear out — used in phrases like bust one's butt to describe making a strenuous effort; to give a hard time to — often used in phrases like bust one's chops
4. To tame
5. Demote
6. Hit, slug
7. To go broke
8. To burst; break down
9. To lose at cards by exceeding a limit (as the count of 21 in blackjack)
10. To fail to complete a straight or flush in poker
1. Najaviti i izvršiti stečaj firme, tj. likvidaciju.
2. Doživeti ekonomsku i finansijsku propast.
3. prenosno: Potpuno propasti uopšte.
1. Obučavati životinje da obavljaju izvesne dodatke;
2. Vežbati životinje u ponovljanju izvesnih radnji;
3. Krotiti divlje zveri;
4. Nagoniti ljude na slepu poslušnost, na bezrezervno pokoravanje;
5. Doterati, formirati, izraditi; (fr.)
Obučiti, obučavati (npr. psa veštinama, konja jahanju, pticu da peva kad joj se naredi, itd.); uvežbavati, uvežbati; doterati, potšišati, npr. kosu.
Rasprsnuti se uz pucanj, rasprskavati se, raspući se, prasnuti. (lat.)
1. Prekinuti neku delatnost;
2. Uništiti, ubiti, izvršiti smrtnu kaznu (lat.)
Bankrupt, broke