Smash

/smˈæʃ/

/ˈsmæʃ/

Définition et Signification de "smash"

to smash

VERBE

se briser

to forcibly break something into several pieces

Transitive: to smash sth

écraser, frapper

to hit or collide something with great force and intensity

Transitive: to smash a moving vehicle into sth

briser, casser

to shatter into pieces

Intransitive

battre, anéantir

to thoroughly defeat, destroy, or thwart the efforts of something perceived as threatening or adversarial

Transitive: to smash a plan or progression

écraser, percuter

to forcefully come into contact with an object or surface

Intransitive: to smash somewhere

frapper, cogner

to hit or strike a ball forcefully and with great speed with the intention of scoring a point or winning a game

Transitive: to smash a ball

anéantir, détruire

to completely destroy or bring to an abrupt end

Transitive: to smash sth

battre, écraser

to achieve a decisive victory or triumph over someone or something

Transitive: to smash an opponent

faire faillite, s'écrouler

(of a business) to experience financial collapse or failure

Intransitive

Smash

NOM

coup violent, fracas

a vigorous blow

collision, impact

the act of colliding with something

gros succès

something that is extremely successful, such as a song, motion picture, play, etc.

What is a "smash"?

A smash is a book, song, movie, play, or other work that achieves outstanding success and widespread popularity. It stands out for its remarkable impact, drawing large audiences or receiving significant acclaim. This term highlights the work's exceptional success and strong influence in its field.

un smash, un coup de smash

a powerful shot with great force and speed, often seen in games like tennis or badminton

overhead

collision, accident

a serious collision (especially of motor vehicles)

smash, cocktail smash

a drink made by muddling or smashing ingredients together to release their flavors and create a refreshing beverage

What is "smash"?

A smash is a type of cocktail that is characterized by its use of fresh fruit, herbs, and spirits. The drink typically consists of muddled fruit or herbs, combined with a base spirit such as bourbon, gin, or rum, and sweetened with sugar or syrup. Ice is added to the mixture and the drink is shaken or stirred until well combined. The resulting cocktail is refreshing and flavorful, with a balance of sweetness, acidity, and alcohol. Smashes can be made with a wide variety of fruits and herbs, such as strawberries, mint, blackberries, or basil, and can be customized to suit different tastes and preferences. They are often served in short glasses over ice and can be garnished with additional fruit or herbs for added flavor and presentation.

smash

ADVERBE

brutalement, à fracas

with a loud crash

smash

smashed

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smashed

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smasher

smashing

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