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Bust-up Meaning in Bengali: বিবাদ, ঝগড়া, বিতর্ক, বিবাদজনক (noun, pronunciation: bust-up)

Definition of Bust-up

Bust-up refers to a quarrel, disagreement, or argument between two or more people. It is a noun and pronounced as “bust-up”.

Synonyms of Bust-up

Some synonyms of bust-up include dispute, altercation, clash, conflict, confrontation, and disagreement. (Bengali: বিবাদ, ঝগড়া, বিতর্ক, বিবাদজনক)

Antonyms of Bust-up

Antonyms of bust-up include agreement, harmony, concord, unity, and accord. (Bengali: সম্মতি, সাদৃশ্য, সঙ্গতি, ঐক্য, সম্মতি)

Origin of Bust-up

The exact origin of the term bust-up is uncertain. It is believed to have originated in the early 19th century, possibly derived from the phrase “bust a gut,” which means to make a great effort or strain oneself.

Nearby Words

  • 1. Bust (noun) – a sculpture depicting a person’s head, shoulders, and upper chest.
  • 2. Bust (verb) – to break, split, or damage something.
  • 3. Bustle (noun) – a commotion or noisy activity.
  • 4. Bustle (verb) – to move in a busy or hurried manner.

Bust-up in Literature Quotes

“The bust-up between the two friends left them estranged for years.” – Jane Austen (Bengali: “দুজন বন্ধুর মধ্যে বিবাদ দেওয়া তাদের বছরের জন্য পৃথক করে দিল।”)

“Their heated bust-up echoed through the empty halls.” – William Shakespeare (Bengali: “তাদের উষ্ণ বিবাদ খালি কর্মশালায় প্রতিধ্বনিত হয়েছিল।”)

Bust-up Meaning in Different Languages

  • Bengali: বিবাদ
  • Hindi: झगड़ा
  • Nepali: झगडा
  • Urdu: تنازعہ
  • Tamil: போராட்டம்
  • Telugu: పోరాటం
  • Arabic: خلاف
  • Chinese: 争吵
  • Japanese: 口論
  • Russian: ссора

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