buster
Pronunciación: [ˈbʌstər]
Contexto: «informal language»
(noun) a slang term often used to describe a person, especially a man, who is doing something silly, foolish, or untrustworthy. Sometimes it can be used affectionately among friends.
Ejemplo
He's such a funny buster; he always makes us laugh with his jokes.
Ejemplo
Don't be a buster and try to cheat during the game; it's not fair.
Ejemplo
Why did you call him a buster for forgetting his homework?
Contexto: «entertainment»
(noun) a character type in stories or movies who breaks things or causes trouble, usually for comedic effect. Busters are often seen as silly or reckless.
Ejemplo
The buster in the cartoon always made everything funny by knocking things over.
Ejemplo
The serious character was not a buster at all; he always did things perfectly.
Ejemplo
What makes the buster character stand out in the movie?
Contexto: «to disrupt or spoil»
(noun) a term used when someone or something ruins a good time or experience for others. If a person is being a buster, they might be making everyone unhappy.
Ejemplo
We had a great time until that buster showed up and started arguing.
Ejemplo
No one felt like a buster after the party; everyone enjoyed themselves.
Ejemplo
Why do you think he's acting like a buster at the party?