英语词汇“smash”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

smashverb

uk/smæʃ/us/smæʃ/

smash verb (BREAK NOISILY)

B2 [ I or T ] to cause something to break noisily into a lot of small pieces:

Rioters ran through the city, smashing windows and looting shops.

She dropped her cup and watched it smash to pieces/to smithereens on the stone floor.

More examples

The vase rolled off the edge of the table and smashed.
The glass smashed into little bits.
Vandals smashed windows and overturned cars in the downtown shopping district.
Some thugs smashed his windows.
The stone plaque bearing his name was smashed to pieces.

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Tearing and breaking into pieces

apart
asunder
bobble
break (sth) off
breakage
catch
fall apart
flake
fragment
fragmented
frayed
in ribbons idiom
knacker
pull sth apart
rent
rip
shear
split
tear sth up
torn

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smash verb (MOVE FORCEFULLY)

[ I or T, + adv/prep ] to cause something to move with great force against something hard, usually causing damage or injury:

Several boats were smashed against the rocks during the storm.

He tried to smash the door down to get to me.

The car was travelling very fast when it smashed into the tree.

He threatened to smash my face in if I didn't give him the money.

[ I or T ] in tennis or volleyball, to hit the ball down towards the ground quickly and forcefully

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Damaging and spoiling

adulterate
alloy
at the expense of sb idiom
at-risk
bandh
bang up sb/sth
foul
gild the lily idiom
gloss
gnaw
gnaw away at sth
go west idiom
goonda
ravages
ruin
scourge
shatter
shoot sth up
sour
tell on sb

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Tennis & racket sports

smash verb (DEFEAT)

[ T ] to defeat someone or to destroy something completely:

The country's government said it would do whatever was necessary to smash the rebellion.

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Destroying and demolishing

annihilate
apocalypse
be sacrificed on the altar of sth idiom
blast
blast/blow sb/sth to kingdom come idiom
costly
fall in
kill sth off
kill the goose that lays the golden egg idiom
knock
knock sth down
sacrifice
sink
stave
stave sth in
take sb/sth out
tear 1
tear sth apart
tear sth down
wipe

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Winning and defeating

smash verb (DO BETTER)

[ T ] to do much better than the best or fastest result recorded previously:

Petersen smashed the 400 metres record by over half a second.

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Winning and defeating

annihilate
bank
be one in the eye for sb idiom
beat sb at their own game idiom
beat sb hollow idiom
convincing
outmanoeuvre
outpace
outperform
outscore
overpower
pip
sew
sweep
trouncing
trump
unassailable
unbeaten
undefeated
wipe

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Phrasal verb(s)

smash sth up

smashnoun

uk/smæʃ/us/smæʃ/

smash noun (NOISE)

[ S ] the sound of something being smashed:

I was woken by the smash of glass.

[ C ] the sound of something smashing against something:

The cars collided with a loud smash.

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Sounds made by objects, movement or impact

clash
crackling
ding
ding-a-ling
ding-dong
fizz
hoot
jangling
knock
pip
rasp
ringer
rumbling
sing
slam
swish
thud
twang
whine
whistle

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smash noun (ACCIDENT)

[ C ] UK also smash-up a road or train accident

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On the road: accidents involving vehicles

blowout
car crash
collide
crash
crash-land
fender bender
head-on
jackknife
knock
overshoot
plough
rear-end
road toll
run (sth) down
run sb/sth over
sideswipe
skid
stack up
wipe
write-off

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Hitting against objects accidentally and colliding

smash noun (TENNIS)

[ C ] in tennis or volleyball, a powerful downward hit that sends the ball forcefully over the net

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Tennis & racket sports

ball boy/girl
birdie
break
break point
deuce
double
fault
groundstroke
half-volley
knock
lawn tennis
match point
passing shot
racket
racquetball
rally
seed
single
sweet spot
tennis shoe

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smash noun (SUCCESSFUL FILM/SONG)

[ C ] an extremely popular and successful song, play, or film:

This CD contains all the latest smash hits.

Her first movie was an international box-office smash.

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Successful (things or people)

a heavy hitter idiom
achiever
alive
alpha male
ascendant
chart
fly
have sth in your pocket idiom
have the world at your feet idiom
healthy
high-flyer
high-flying
lion
ride
roll
thrive
to have arrived idiom
top-rated
tried
triumphant

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Types of film, play, book etc.

单词	smash
释义	Contents verb (4) smash (BREAK NOISILY) smash (MOVE FORCEFULLY) smash (DEFEAT) smash (DO BETTER) noun (4) smash (NOISE) smash (ACCIDENT) smash (TENNIS) smash (SUCCESSFUL FILM/SONG) Contents verb (3) smash (BREAK) smash (HIT) smash (DESTROY) noun (2) smash (BREAK) smash (HIT BALL) English American smashverb uk/smæʃ/us/smæʃ/ smash verb (BREAK NOISILY) B2 [ I or T ] to cause something to break noisily into a lot of small pieces: Rioters ran through the city, smashing windows and looting shops. She dropped her cup and watched it smash to pieces/to smithereens on the stone floor. More examples The vase rolled off the edge of the table and smashed. The glass smashed into little bits. Vandals smashed windows and overturned cars in the downtown shopping district. Some thugs smashed his windows. The stone plaque bearing his name was smashed to pieces. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Tearing and breaking into pieces apart asunder bobble *break (sth)* off breakage catch fall apart flake fragment fragmented frayed in ribbons idiom knacker pull sth apart rent rip shear split tear sth up torn See more results » smash verb (MOVE FORCEFULLY) [ I or T, + adv/prep ] to cause something to move with great force against something hard, usually causing damage or injury: Several boats were smashed against the rocks during the storm. He tried to smash the door down to get to me. The car was travelling very fast when it smashed into the tree. He threatened to smash my face in if I didn't give him the money. [ I or T ] in tennis or volleyball, to hit the ball down towards the ground quickly and forcefully Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Damaging and spoiling adulterate alloy at the expense of sb idiom at-risk bandh** bang up sb/sth foul gild the lily idiom gloss gnaw gnaw away at sth go west idiom goonda ravages ruin scourge shatter *shoot sth* up sour tell on sb See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Tennis & racket sports smash verb (DEFEAT) [ T ] to defeat someone or to destroy something completely: The country's government said it would do whatever was necessary to smash the rebellion. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Destroying and demolishing annihilate apocalypse** be sacrificed on the altar of sth idiom blast *blast/blow sb/sth* to kingdom come idiom costly fall in kill sth off kill the goose that lays the golden egg idiom knock knock sth down sacrifice sink stave stave sth in take sb/sth out tear 1 tear sth apart tear sth down wipe See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Winning and defeating smash verb (DO BETTER) [ T ] to do much better than the best or fastest result recorded previously: Petersen smashed the 400 metres record by over half a second. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Winning and defeating annihilate bank be one in the eye for sb idiom beat sb at their own game idiom beat sb hollow idiom convincing outmanoeuvre outpace outperform outscore overpower pip sew sweep trouncing trump unassailable unbeaten undefeated wipe See more results » Phrasal verb(s) smash sth up smashnoun uk/smæʃ/us/smæʃ/ smash noun (NOISE) [ S ] the sound of something being smashed: I was woken by the smash of glass. [ C ] the sound of something smashing against something: The cars collided with a loud smash. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Sounds made by objects, movement or impact clash crackling ding ding-a-ling ding-dong fizz hoot jangling knock pip rasp ringer rumbling sing slam swish thud twang whine whistle See more results » smash noun (ACCIDENT) [ C ] UK also smash-up a road or train accident Thesaurus: synonyms and related words On the road: accidents involving vehicles blowout car crash collide crash crash-land fender bender head-on jackknife knock overshoot plough rear-end road toll run (sth) down run sb/sth over sideswipe skid stack up wipe write-off See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Hitting against objects accidentally and colliding smash noun (TENNIS) [ C ] in tennis or volleyball, a powerful downward hit that sends the ball forcefully over the net Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Tennis & racket sports ball boy/girl birdie break break point deuce double fault groundstroke half-volley knock lawn tennis match point passing shot racket racquetball rally seed single sweet spot tennis shoe See more results » smash noun (SUCCESSFUL FILM/SONG) [ C ] an extremely popular and successful song, play, or film: This CD contains all the latest smash hits. Her first movie was an international box-office smash. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Successful (things or people) a heavy hitter idiom achiever alive alpha male ascendant chart fly have sth in your pocket idiom have the world at your feet idiom healthy high-flyer high-flying lion ride roll thrive to have arrived idiom top-rated tried triumphant See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Types of film, play, book etc. smashverb us/smæʃ/ smash verb (BREAK) [ I/T ] to break into small pieces, esp. by hitting or throwing: [ T ] Some kids smashed her bedroom window. [ I ] Her cup fell and smashed to pieces on the stone floor. [ M ] Police had to smash the door down to get into the house. [ M ] The band reportedly smashed up their hotel room. smash verb (HIT) [ I/T ] to hit or move with force against something hard, usually causing damage or injury: [ T ] She smashed her right knee in the accident. [ I ] His car flipped over and smashed into a tree. smash verb (DESTROY) [ T ] to defeat or destroy completely: The government smashed the rebellion. smashnoun us/smæʃ/ smash noun (BREAK) [ U ] the sound of something breaking into small pieces: I heard a smash and glass breaking. smash noun (HIT BALL) [ C ] a forcefully hit ball:** Robinson hit a smash to my left.
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smashverb

smash verb (BREAK NOISILY)

smash verb (MOVE FORCEFULLY)

smash verb (DEFEAT)

smash verb (DO BETTER)

Phrasal verb(s)

smashnoun

smash noun (NOISE)

smash noun (ACCIDENT)

smash noun (TENNIS)

smash noun (SUCCESSFUL FILM/SONG)

smashverb

smash verb (BREAK)

smash verb (HIT)

smash verb (DESTROY)

smashnoun

smash noun (BREAK)

smash noun (HIT BALL)