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smash
noun
smashes
pl
UK
/smæʃ/
US
/smæʃ/
грохот
The smash of the vase startled everyone in the room.
Грохот вазы испугал всех в комнате.
успех
The new movie was a smash at the box office.
Новый фильм был успехом в прокате.
авария
There was a smash on the highway that caused a traffic jam.
На шоссе произошла авария, вызвавшая пробку.
Additional translations
разгром
удар
разбивание
Synonyms
collision
crash
impact
break
shatter
smash
verb
smashed
Past Simple
smashed
Past Participle
smashing
Gerund
UK
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US
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разбить
He managed to smash the window with a rock.
Ему удалось разбить окно камнем.
разгромить
The team was able to smash their opponents in the final match.
Команда смогла разгромить своих соперников в финальном матче.
врезаться
The car lost control and smashed into the wall.
Машина потеряла управление и врезалась в стену.
Additional translations
сокрушить
разрушить
Synonyms
crush
break
shatter
destroy
wreck
demolish
fracture
pound
batter
slap
Antonyms
fix
repair
mend
smash
adjective
UK
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US
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Used primarily attributively (before a noun); generally non-gradable
Synonyms
successful
hit
blockbuster
sensational
triumphant
resounding
smashing
major
runaway
huge
Definitions
smash
noun
A violent collision or impact.
The smash of the car against the wall was heard from a distance.
A popular song, movie, or show that is very successful.
The new film became a smash at the box office, breaking several records.
A hard overhead shot in sports like tennis or badminton.
She won the point with a powerful smash that her opponent couldn't return.
A mixed drink or cocktail made with spirits, crushed ice, sugar, and sometimes mint or fruit.
He cooled off with a refreshing bourbon smash.
smash
verb
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.
smash
adjective
Extremely successful or popular; outstanding (used mainly before a noun).
Her first single was a smash hit across the country.
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