bust in

1. (slang)To enter or join (something) aggressively and without an invitation.

   They busted in the jail to find the accused man.

   He busted in our conversation.

1. Sami's right arm was busted in six places.

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2. The industry has seen many booms and busts in the past.

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3. A lot of small businesses have gone bust in the last twelve months.

   ruЗа последние двенадцать месяцев обанкротилось множество небольших предприятий.

   deViele kleine Firmen sind innerhalb der letzten zwölf Monate pleitegegangen.

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4. Cold calling crypto scammers, trying to sell fake digital currencies, have been busted by police in London.

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irregular

• bust outвтікти, спалахуватиTo escape (from); break out.
• bust upTo physically damage or ruin; to be ruined; to go bankrupt; to end (something).
• bust offTo shoot (a gun); to shoot or start a shootout.
• bust onTo make a joke concerning; to ridicule or make fun of.
• bust inTo enter or join (something) aggressively and without an invitation.
• bust downBreak down;
• bust intoSynonym of bust in.
• bust aroundTo attack (someone); to assault (someone).