smashed
- IPA[smaʃt]
英式
- violently or badly broken or shattered；very drunk
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- 1. violently or badly broken or shattered a smashed collar bone
- 2. informal very drunk when they go back to the barracks, the single men get smashed
- violently break (something) into pieces: the thief smashed a window to get into the car gone are the days when he smashed up hotels
- an act or sound of something smashing: he heard the smash of glass
- with a sudden, violent shattering: they were together for an instant, and then smash it was all gone
Oxford Dictionary
- violently break (something) into pieces: the thief smashed a window to get into the car gone are the days when he smashed up hotels
- an act or sound of something smashing: he heard the smash of glass
Oxford American Dictionary
- (of a style of play in sports, especially football) aggressive and confrontational: I love watching smash-mouth football they have a smash-mouth mentality
- 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
- (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
- 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
- a violent collision, especially of cars: multi-vehicle smash-ups
Oxford Dictionary
- a violent collision, especially of cars: multi-vehicle smash-ups
Oxford American Dictionary
- denoting a robbery in which the thief smashes a shop window and seizes goods: a smash-and-grab raid on a jeweller
- a smash-and-grab robbery: the number of smash-and-grabs I have seen is unbelievable
Oxford Dictionary
- be ruined or destroyed
Oxford Dictionary
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美式
- violently or badly broken or shattered: a smashed collarbone
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