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bust-up n figurative, informal (friends: disagreement)pelea, disputa nf
Note: A hyphen is used when the term is a noun
 Marie's not talking to Sarah, they've had a bust-up.
 Marie no se habla con Sarah, han tenido una disputa.
bust-up n figurative, informal (couple: separation) (coloquial)pegar cada uno por su lado, agarrar cada uno por su lado loc verb
 His hard drinking caused the bust up between those two.
 Su alcoholismo hizo que agarraran cada uno por su lado.
bust [sth] up,
bust up [sth]
vtr phrasal sep
figurative, informal, US (end)romper vtr
  interrumpir vtr
  poner fin loc verb
 Seems like I have to bust up a fight between those kids every day.
 Al parecer, todos los días tengo que romper una pelea entre esos chicos.
bust up vi phrasal figurative, informal, US (couple: separate, split) (relación)separarse v prnl
  romper vi
  terminar vi
 Lisa and Craig bust up after he had an affair.
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