bashed

UK
/bæʃt/
US
/bæʃt/
bashedpast participle
UK
/bæʃt/
US
/bæʃt/
Used as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb "bash".
Traductions
The car looked bashed after the accident.
Машина выглядела помятой после аварии.
He felt bashed after the long and difficult journey.
Он чувствовал себя побитым после долгого и трудного путешествия.
Traductions supplémentaires
Définitions
Damaged or dented, typically as a result of being hit or struck.
The bashed car was barely recognizable after the accident.
Struck with heavy blows; beaten.
The boxer walked away with a bashed face.
bashverb

bashed

Past Simple

bashed
Past Simple
bashed
Past Participle
bashing
Gerund
UK
/bæʃ/
US
/bæʃ/
Traductions
He threatened to bash the door down if it wasn't opened.
Он пригрозил выбить дверь, если её не откроют.
The kids were bashing the piñata with sticks.
Дети колотили пиньяту палками.
She bashed her head against the wall accidentally.
Она случайно ударила голову о стену.
Définitions
To strike with a heavy, crushing blow.
He bashed the piñata with a stick until it broke open.
To criticize or attack verbally.
The critics bashed the new movie for its lack of originality.
bashnoun
Définitions
A party or social gathering, especially a large or lavish one.
They threw a big bash for her birthday, complete with a live band and a dance floor.
A heavy blow or strike.
He received a bash on the head during the football match.
bashadjective
Définitions
Relating to or written for the Bash shell and its scripting language.
She fixed a Bash variable-expansion bug in the script.
bashproper noun
Définitions
A Unix shell and command language for the GNU Project, widely used on Linux and macOS systems.
I wrote the deployment script in Bash.