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1. Oxford Dictionary

   smash

   • IPA[smaʃ]

   英式

   • v.
     violently break (something) into pieces；be violently broken into pieces; shatter
   • n.
     an act or sound of something smashing；a violent collision or impact between vehicles
   • adv.
     with a sudden, violent shattering

   • verb: smash, 3rd person present: smashes, gerund or present participle: smashing, past tense: smashed, past participle: smashed

   • noun: smash, plural noun: smashes

2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞
   • 片語

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. violently break (something) into pieces the thief smashed a window to get into the car gone are the days when he smashed up hotels 同義詞 break, break to pieces, smash to smithereens, shatter, splinter, ... 更多crack, disintegrate, informalbust, rareshiver
   • ▪ be violently broken into pieces; shatter the glass ball smashed instantly on the pavement 同義詞 break, break to pieces, smash to smithereens, shatter, splinter, ... 更多crack, disintegrate, informalbust, rareshiver
   • ▪ violently knock down or crush inwards soldiers smashed down doors burglars smashed in the steel shutters 同義詞 crash into, collide with, be in collision with, hit, strike, ... 更多ram, smack into, slam into, bang into, plough into, meet head-on, run into, drive into, bump into, crack into/against, dash against, impact
   • ▪ crash and severely damage (a vehicle) my Volvo's been smashed up 同義詞 crash, wreck, write off, informalprang, total
   • ▪ hit or attack (someone) very violently Donald smashed him over the head 同義詞 hit, strike, thump, punch, cuff, ... 更多smack, thwack, informalwhack, belt, bash, biff, bop, clout, wallop, swipe, sock, lam, crown, whomp, deck, floor, stick one on, slosh, dot, boff, bust, slug, whale, dong, quilt, literarysmite, swinge
   • ▪ easily or comprehensively beat (a record) he smashed the course record
   • ▪ completely defeat, destroy, or foil (something regarded as hostile or dangerous) a deliberate attempt to smash the union movement 同義詞 destroy, wreck, ruin, shatter, dash, ... 更多crush, devastate, demolish, blast, blight, wipe out, overturn, torpedo, scotch, burst someone's bubble, informalput the kibosh on, banjax, do for, blow a hole in, nix, put paid to, queer, scupper, dish, archaicbring to naught
   • ▪ informal, dated (of a business) go bankrupt; fail financially a firm that had smashed for so tremendous an amount
   • 2. move so as to hit or collide with something with great force and impact their plane smashed into a mountainside giant Atlantic waves smashed against the wall
   • ▪ (in sport) strike (the ball) or score (a goal, run, etc.) with great force he smashed home the Tranmere winner
   • ▪ (in tennis, badminton, and similar sports) strike (the ball or shuttlecock) downwards with a hard overarm volley.

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. an act or sound of something smashing he heard the smash of glass 同義詞 breaking, shattering, crashing, crash
   • ▪ British a violent collision or impact between vehicles a car smash man dies in motorway smash 同義詞 crash, multiple crash, car crash, collision, multiple collision, ... 更多accident, car accident, road accident, traffic accident, bump, road traffic accident, RTA, wreck, informalpile-up, smash-up, prang, shunt
   • ▪ a violent blow a forearm smash
   • ▪ a stroke in tennis, badminton, and similar sports in which the ball or shuttlecock is hit downwards with a hard overarm volley.
   • 2. informal a very successful song, film, show, or performer a box office smash a smash-hit first single 同義詞 great success, sensation, sell-out, triumph, succès fou, ... 更多informalhit, smash hit, superhit, winner, crowd-puller, knockout, wow, biggie
   • 3. a mixture of spirits (typically brandy) with flavoured water and ice.
   • 4. informal, dated a bankruptcy or financial failure.

   adv.

   副詞

   • 1. with a sudden, violent shattering they were together for an instant, and then smash it was all gone

   smashed

   • adj.
     violently or badly broken or shattered: a smashed collar bone

   Oxford Dictionary

   smashed

   • adj.
     violently or badly broken or shattered: a smashed collarbone

   Oxford American Dictionary

   smash-mouth

   • adj.
     (of a style of play in sports, especially football) aggressive and confrontational: I love watching smash-mouth football they have a smash-mouth mentality
   • n.
     an aggressive and confrontational style of play, especially a style of offensive play that ... we're coming into this game ready to play smash-mouth

   Oxford American Dictionary

   smash-mouth

   • adj.
     (of a style of play in sport, especially American football) aggressive and confrontational: I love watching smash-mouth football they have a smash-mouth mentality
   • n.
     an aggressive and confrontational style of play, especially a style of attacking play that ... we're coming into this game ready to play smash-mouth

   Oxford Dictionary

   smash-up

   • n.
     a violent collision, especially of cars: multi-vehicle smash-ups

   Oxford Dictionary

   smash-up

   • n.
     a violent collision, especially of cars: multi-vehicle smash-ups

   Oxford American Dictionary

   smash-and-grab

   • adj.
     denoting a robbery in which the thief smashes a shop window and seizes goods: a smash-and-grab raid on a jeweller
   • n.
     a smash-and-grab robbery: the number of smash-and-grabs I have seen is unbelievable

   Oxford Dictionary

   go to smash

   • ph.
     be ruined or destroyed

   Oxford Dictionary

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3. • 更多解釋

   smash

   • IPA[smaSH]

   美式

   • v.
     violently break (something) into pieces: the thief smashed a window to get into the car gone are the days when he smashed up hotels
   • n.
     an act or sound of something smashing: he heard the smash of glass

   Oxford American Dictionary