smash

US /smæʃ/
UK /smæʃ/
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to break something into many pieces

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He accidentally smashed the vase.
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The car smashed into a tree.
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breakshatterdestroycrashcollide
2.

to hit something very hard

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She smashed the ball over the net.
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He smashed his fist on the table in anger.
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hitstrikeslamthump
1.

an act or sound of smashing

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We heard the smash of glass.
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There was a loud smash as the car hit the wall.
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crashcollisionshatterbreakage
2.

a very successful song, film, or play

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Her new song is a real smash hit.
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The play was a critical and commercial smash.
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hitsuccesstriumphblockbuster
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smash-up