mashed

UK
/mæʃt/
US
/mæʃt/

Translations

mashedverb
mashed
Past Simple
mashed
Past Participle
UK
/mæʃt/
US
/mæʃt/
Simple past tense and past participle form of the verb “mash”.
She mashed the bananas, then mashed them again until perfectly smooth.
Elle a écrasé les bananes, puis elle les a de nouveau écrasées jusqu’à obtenir une texture parfaitement lisse.
mashedpast participle
UK
/mæʃt/
US
/mæʃt/
More precise classification: adjective derived from a past-participle form.
écraséSe dit surtout des aliments réduits en purée ou écrasés.
Serve the mashed carrots while they are still warm.
Servez les carottes écrasées pendant qu’elles sont encore chaudes.
Additional translations
bourréFamilier, pour une personne fortement ivre ou défoncée.
mashverb

mashed

Past Simple

mashed
Past Simple
mashed
Past Participle
mashing
Gerund
UK
/mæʃ/
US
/mæʃ/
écraserPour réduire en masse molle.
She decided to mash the potatoes until they were smooth and creamy.
Elle a décidé d’écraser les pommes de terre jusqu’à ce qu’elles soient lisses et crémeuses.
Additional translations
pilerPour mélanger des ingrédients en les écrasant.
enfoncerFamilier, pour une touche ou un bouton, surtout en anglais nord-américain.

Definitions

mashedverb
Simple past tense and past participle of mash.
She mashed the bananas, then mashed them again until perfectly smooth.
mashedpast participle
Reduced to a soft, pulpy, or crushed state by beating or pressure.
Serve the mashed carrots while they are still warm.
Slang. Heavily intoxicated with alcohol or drugs.
After three cocktails he was completely mashed.
mashverb
To crush or smash something into a soft, pulpy mass.
She decided to mash the potatoes until they were smooth and creamy.
To mix or combine ingredients together by crushing them.
He mashed the garlic and herbs together to create a flavorful paste.
Chiefly US, informal: To press or push (a button, key, etc.) forcefully.
Mash the power button to restart the console.