smash
Noun:
- A violent breaking or shattering: The act of something being broken into many pieces with force and noise.
- A serious collision or crash: A forceful impact, especially between vehicles.
- A powerful hit or stroke: In sports, a very strong overhead shot, as in tennis or badminton.
- A great success: Something that is very popular or successful, especially in entertainment.
Verb:
- To break violently into pieces: To cause something to shatter with a loud noise.
- To collide with great force: To hit something suddenly and violently.
- To hit something powerfully: To strike something with great strength, as in sports.
- To destroy or defeat completely: To ruin or put an end to something, such as an organization or plan.
- To achieve great success: To be extremely successful.
Adverb:
- With a violent crash: Describes an action done with a sudden, loud, crashing sound.
Noun:
- We heard the smash of glass from the other room.
- There was a terrible smash on the highway involving three cars.
- She won the point with a powerful smash.
- The new movie is a box office smash.
Verb:
- He accidentally smashed the vase.
- The car smashed into the wall.
- The player smashed the ball over the net.
- The police smashed the criminal network.
- Their latest album smashed all sales records.
Adverb:
- The car went smash through the barrier.
"to smash a record": To break a previous record, achieving a new, better result.
- The athlete smashed the world record.
"to smash it" (informal): To do something extremely well; to be very successful.
- You smashed it in your presentation today!
Smasher (noun): Something or someone that is excellent or very attractive (informal, dated).
- He's a real smasher on the dance floor.
Smashing (adjective): Excellent, wonderful (informal, chiefly British).
- We had a smashing time at the party.
- Shatter (verb): To break suddenly into many small pieces.
- Crash (verb/noun): To collide violently; a violent collision.
- Hit (noun): A great success.
- Demolish (verb): To completely destroy.
Smash down: To destroy a structure by hitting it repeatedly.
- Firefighters had to smash the door down.
Smash up: To damage or destroy something completely, especially in a violent way.
- The vandals smashed up the phone booth.
Smash into: To collide violently with something.
- The truck smashed into the back of the car.
Smash hit: Something that is extremely successful and popular.
- The musical was a smash hit on Broadway.
Smash and grab: A robbery where a thief breaks a window, grabs goods, and runs away.
- The jewelry store was a victim of a smash and grab.
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with a loud crash
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the car went smash through the fence
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a conspicuous success
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that song was his first hit and marked the beginning of his career
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that new Broadway show is a real smasher
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the party went with a bang
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the act of colliding with something
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his crash through the window
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the fullback's smash into the defensive line
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a hard return hitting the tennis ball above your head
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a serious collision (especially of motor vehicles)
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a vigorous blow
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the sudden knock floored him
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he took a bash right in his face
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he got a bang on the head
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break suddenly into pieces, as from a violent blow
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The window smashed
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overthrow or destroy (something considered evil or harmful)
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The police smashed the drug ring after they were tipped off
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collide or strike violently and suddenly
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The motorcycle smashed into the guard rail
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hit (a tennis ball) in a powerful overhead stroke
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damage or destroy as if by violence
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The teenager banged up the car of his mother
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humiliate or depress completely
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She was crushed by his refusal of her invitation
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The death of her son smashed her
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hit violently
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She smashed her car against the guard rail
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reduce to bankruptcy
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My daughter's fancy wedding is going to break me!
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The slump in the financial markets smashed him
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break into pieces, as by striking or knocking over
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Smash a plate
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hit hard
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He smashed a 3-run homer
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