Busted, B-U-S-T-E-D. Busted is the past tense of to bust; it means to catch someone doing something they shouldn't be doing.

噢，原来busted someone for doing something就是干坏事的人被抓到了。

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U. S. officials said Tuesday they may abandon the term swine flu, for fear it's confusing people into thinking they could catch it from pork.

美国官员周二说，他们可能会放弃这个词猪流感，担心会使人困惑认为他们吃猪肉才得流感。

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However, opponents of arms reductions by the U. S. have argued that such cuts could make it easier for China to catch up in terms of nuclear capability.

但反对美国核裁军的人士曾表示，这种裁减可能使中国的核力量更容易赶上美国。

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Europe's computer industry is usually playing catch up with its faster- moving U.S. counterpart.

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The Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry says the U.S. is playing catch-up, accounting for one-third of those sales, mostly of disposable wipes and diapers.

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