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Definition of rust bucket in English: rust bucketnoun informal A car, ship, or other vehicle which is old and badly rusted. 〈非正式，常幽默〉生锈的旧汽车；生锈的旧船 this famous rust bucket, the good ship Cubbie, last dropped anchor in 1945 as modifier an old rust-bucket Pontiac drew up at the Imperial Motel Example sentencesExamples - Each vessel was a shoddy, ill-maintained rust bucket.
- It was a rust bucket really so when it's not your car you can throw it around a bit.
- With his rust bucket still sputtering in neutral, he marched up and down the dirt parking lot, hastily stapling surf-film posters on wooden electricity poles.
- A rust bucket cab whisked me through raucous, claustrophobic, and grungy urban streets which the noon sun's warmth and light never graced.
- I was invited there this summer and expected it to be a rather grey industrialised place populated by rather grey people driving around in rust buckets instead of cars.
- She got into her aging rust bucket and drove home without turning the heater on.
- Conditions on the ship, itself little more than a rust bucket, were very bad.
- Better to simply buy a worthless rust bucket, pay the minimal non-insured fee and hope for the best.
- It looked like a broken down missile, but we had not choice, in we went and I buckled down, praying to the Force that this rust bucket would hold together.
- ‘It's not a rust bucket, Toni,’ Dad said, annoyed.
- Anyway, I managed to get home safe and in one piece - despite what the rest of my fellow-drivers had in mind for me and as I park the little old rust bucket I drive, I thanked all that is good for delivering me safe.
- Then the driver took our bags, not to some little rust bucket but to a stretch Mercedes.
- The bus drove us through the airport past all the big shiny jets to a small field where the beat up old two prop rust bucket planes were kept.
Definition of rust bucket in US English: rust bucketnoun informal A car, ship, or other vehicle which is old and badly rusted. 〈非正式，常幽默〉生锈的旧汽车；生锈的旧船 this famous rust bucket, the good ship Cubbie, last dropped anchor in 1945 as modifier an old rust-bucket Pontiac drew up at the Imperial Motel Example sentencesExamples - The bus drove us through the airport past all the big shiny jets to a small field where the beat up old two prop rust bucket planes were kept.
- Conditions on the ship, itself little more than a rust bucket, were very bad.
- With his rust bucket still sputtering in neutral, he marched up and down the dirt parking lot, hastily stapling surf-film posters on wooden electricity poles.
- She got into her aging rust bucket and drove home without turning the heater on.
- It was a rust bucket really so when it's not your car you can throw it around a bit.
- A rust bucket cab whisked me through raucous, claustrophobic, and grungy urban streets which the noon sun's warmth and light never graced.
- Better to simply buy a worthless rust bucket, pay the minimal non-insured fee and hope for the best.
- Then the driver took our bags, not to some little rust bucket but to a stretch Mercedes.
- It looked like a broken down missile, but we had not choice, in we went and I buckled down, praying to the Force that this rust bucket would hold together.
- I was invited there this summer and expected it to be a rather grey industrialised place populated by rather grey people driving around in rust buckets instead of cars.
- ‘It's not a rust bucket, Toni,’ Dad said, annoyed.
- Each vessel was a shoddy, ill-maintained rust bucket.
- Anyway, I managed to get home safe and in one piece - despite what the rest of my fellow-drivers had in mind for me and as I park the little old rust bucket I drive, I thanked all that is good for delivering me safe.
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