Rechercher
to crush
01
écraser
to forcibly push something against a surface until it breaks or is damaged or disfigured
Transitive: to crush sth
02
écraser, briser
to become damaged, broken, or deformed under pressure
Intransitive
03
réprimer, écraser
to overpower or repress a group or opposition
Transitive: to crush opposition or resistance
04
écraser, battre sévèrement
to overwhelmingly defeat or outperform an opponent or rival
Transitive: to crush an opponent
05
écraser, broyer
to squeeze or grind something with force so that it breaks into fine particles or powder
Transitive: to crush a hard material
06
écraser, dominer
to deeply hurt or demoralize someone emotionally or mentally
Transitive: to crush sb
Crush
01
béguin
a strong, temporary feeling of love toward a person
02
cuir écrasé, cuir froissé
leather that has had its grain pattern accentuated
03
écrasement, pression
the act of crushing
04
foule compacte, amas de personnes
a dense crowd of people
crush
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crushed
adj
crushed
adj
crusher
n
crusher
n
crushing
adj
crushing
adj
Exemple
She accidentally crushed the plastic bottle on the sidewalk.
She had to crush the garlic cloves with the back of a knife for the recipe.
He accidentally stepped on and crushed the delicate flower in the garden.
The heavy machinery was used to crush rocks into smaller fragments.
The workers crushed the stone into gravel for use in the road construction.
