trashed

UK
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US
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trashedadjective
more trashed
Comp.
most trashed
Super.
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Traduzioni
bourréFamilier.
After the party, he was so trashed that he couldn't even remember how he got home.
Après la fête, il était tellement bourré qu'il ne se souvenait même plus de la façon dont il était rentré chez lui.
The room was completely trashed after the wild celebration.
La pièce était complètement saccagée après la fête déchaînée.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
jetéAu sens de « mis au rebut, jeté à la poubelle ».
Definizioni
Extremely intoxicated or drunk.
After the party, he was so trashed that he couldn't even remember how he got home.
In a state of disarray or destruction; very messy or damaged.
The room was completely trashed after the wild celebration.
Discarded as waste; thrown away.
The trashed papers were scattered across the floor.
trashnoun
Definizioni
Waste material; refuse or litter.
The park was filled with trash after the weekend festival.
A person or people regarded as being of low social status.
He was unfairly labeled as trash by his peers due to his family's financial situation.
Something worthless or of low quality.
The movie was considered trash by most critics.
trashverb

trashed

Past Simple

trashed
Past Simple
trashed
Past Participle
trashing
Gerund
UK
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US
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Traduzioni
The vandals trashed the abandoned building over the weekend.
Les vandales ont saccagé le bâtiment abandonné pendant le week-end.
démolirFamilier ; au sens de critiquer très sévèrement.
The critics trashed the new movie, calling it a complete failure.
Les critiques ont démoli le nouveau film, le qualifiant d’échec total.
jeterAu sens de jeter quelque chose comme sans valeur.
He decided to trash all the old magazines cluttering his room.
Il a décidé de jeter tous les vieux magazines qui encombraient sa chambre.
écraserAu sens de battre très nettement un adversaire.
Our team trashed the visitors 5–0 in the championship game.
Notre équipe a écrasé les visiteurs 5–0 lors du match de championnat.
Definizioni
To damage or destroy something deliberately.
The vandals trashed the abandoned building over the weekend.
To criticize someone or something harshly.
The critics trashed the new movie, calling it a complete failure.
To discard or throw away something as worthless.
He decided to trash all the old magazines cluttering his room.
To defeat an opponent overwhelmingly; to beat soundly.
Our team trashed the visitors 5–0 in the championship game.
trashadjective
Definizioni
Relating to or designed for garbage or waste.
She bought large trash bags for the cleanup.