smashing

UK
/ˈsmæʃɪŋ/
US
/ˈsmæʃɪŋ/

Translations

smashingnoun
smashings
pl
UK
/ˈsmæʃɪŋ/
US
/ˈsmæʃɪŋ/
Used as a noun referring to the act of breaking or shattering something.
brisSens littéraire ou soutenu; action de briser violemment.
The smashing of the window set off the alarm.
Le bris de la fenêtre a déclenché l'alarme.
smashinginterjection
Used as an exclamation expressing approval, pleasure or enthusiasm.
génialFamilier; exclamation d'enthousiasme ou d'approbation.
"Smashing!" he exclaimed when he heard the good news.
« Génial ! » s'est-il exclamé en entendant la bonne nouvelle.
smashingadjective
more smashing
Comp.
most smashing
Super.
UK
/ˈsmæʃ.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈsmæʃ.ɪŋ/
formidableFamilier; pour exprimer une appréciation très positive.
She wore a smashing dress to the party that caught everyone's attention.
Elle portait une robe formidable à la fête, qui a attiré l'attention de tout le monde.
Additional translations
superbeSurtout pour l'apparence ou un résultat très réussi.
smashverb

smashing

Gerund

smashed
Past Simple
smashed
Past Participle
smashing
Gerund
UK
/smæʃ/
US
/smæʃ/
fracasserSens violent : briser en morceaux.
He accidentally smashed the vase when he knocked it off the table.
Il a accidentellement fracassé le vase en le faisant tomber de la table.
frapperAvec une grande force.
The boxer smashed his opponent with a powerful right hook.
Le boxeur a frappé son adversaire avec un puissant crochet du droit.
écraserDéfaite ou destruction totale.
The team smashed their rivals in the championship game.
L’équipe a écrasé ses rivaux lors du match de championnat.
foncerMouvement rapide et violent.
The car smashed through the barrier and skidded to a halt.
La voiture a foncé à travers la barrière et a dérapé jusqu’à s’arrêter.
écraserRéduire en pulpe ou en poudre.
She smashed the garlic cloves with the flat side of the knife.
Elle a écrasé les gousses d’ail avec le plat du couteau.

Definitions

smashingnoun
The act of breaking or shattering something violently.
The smashing of the window set off the alarm.
smashinginterjection
An exclamation expressing approval, delight, or enthusiasm.
"Smashing!" he exclaimed when he heard the good news.
smashingadjective
Exceptionally good or impressive.
She wore a smashing dress to the party that caught everyone's attention.
Very successful or excellent.
The concert was a smashing success, with the audience cheering for an encore.
smashverb
To break into pieces violently or noisily.
He accidentally smashed the vase when he knocked it off the table.
To hit something with great force.
The boxer smashed his opponent with a powerful right hook.
To defeat or destroy completely.
The team smashed their rivals in the championship game.
To move with great speed and force.
The car smashed through the barrier and skidded to a halt.
To crush or grind something into a pulp or powder.
She smashed the garlic cloves with the flat side of the knife.