burton
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++bur·ton /ˈbɜːtn $ ˈbɜːrtn/ noun gone for a burton DEADBROKEN British English old-fashioned informal lost, broken, or dead 遗失了；损坏了；死了
Examples from the Corpus
burton• He didn't exactly scream but his blow-wave went for a burton.bur·ton nounChineseSyllable
broken, Corpus lost, or dead
burton
bur‧ton /ˈbɜːtn $ ˈbɜːrtn/
noun
gone for a burton British English old-fashioned informal lost, broken, or dead
bur‧ton /ˈbɜːtn $ ˈbɜːrtn/
noungone for a burton British English old-fashioned informal lost, broken, or dead
Burton
Burton, Richard
(1925–84) a Welsh film and theatre actor, regarded as one of the best of his time. He was married twice to Elizabeth Taylor, and the marriages attracted almost as much attention as his acting.
Burton, Richard
(1925–84) a Welsh film and theatre actor, regarded as one of the best of his time. He was married twice to Elizabeth Taylor, and the marriages attracted almost as much attention as his acting.
