busted in Portuguese
busted in Portuguese is flagrado — busted means broken or not working.
busted in Portuguese
flagrado
(slang) Caught in the act of doing something one shouldn't do.
What does "busted" mean?
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adjective Broken or not working.
"My phone screen is busted after I dropped it."
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adjective Caught doing something wrong.
"He got busted sneaking out after curfew."
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adjective Broke; having no money.
"I'm busted until payday."
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busted in a sentence
- My phone screen is busted after I dropped it.
- The vending machine is busted again, so we bought snacks from the shop.
- He got busted sneaking out after curfew.
- The pupils were busted for passing notes during the exam.
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What is "busted" in Portuguese?
"busted" in Portuguese is flagrado. busted means: Broken or not working.
How do you use "busted" in a sentence?
Example: "My phone screen is busted after I dropped it." In Portuguese, "busted" is flagrado.
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