2VERB 打破;冲破;突破 If you smash through a wall, gate, or door, you get through it by hitting and breaking it. 打破;冲破;突破
The demonstrators used trucks to smash through embassy gates. [VERB + through]
示威者用卡车撞开了使馆大门。
Soldiers smashed their way into his office. [VERB noun + into]
士兵冲进了他的办公室。
3V-ERG (使)撞击;(使)拍击;(使)冲击 If something smashes or is smashed against something solid, it moves very fast and with great force against it. (使)撞击;(使)拍击;(使)冲击
The bottle smashed against a wall. [VERB prep./adv.]
瓶子撞到了墙上。
He smashed his fist into Anthony's face. [VERB noun prep.]
1breaking noisily into pieces打碎ADJECTIVE | VERB + SMASH | PREPOSITIONADJECTIVE➤loud響亮的破碎聲VERB + SMASH➤hear聽到破碎時的嘩啦聲PREPOSITION➤with a smash嘩啦一聲◇The plate hit the floor with a smash.盤子嘩啦一聲掉在地板上打碎了。➤smash of⋯破碎的嘩啦聲◇He heard the smash of breaking glass.他聽到打碎玻璃的聲音。smash
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2 (BrE) in a car, etc.撞車ADJECTIVE | VERB + SMASH | SMASH + VERB | PREPOSITIONADJECTIVE➤head-on迎頭相撞➤fatal致死的撞車事故◇Their car was involved in a fatal smash with a stolen van.他們的車與一輛被盜麪包車相撞,致人死亡。➤horrific可怕的撞車➤hit-and-run肇事逃逸的事故◇a 20-year-old victim of a hit-and-run smash一起撞車逃逸事故中 20 歲的受害者➤high-speed高速相撞事故▸➤car, motorbike小汽車/摩托車相撞➤rail, train火車相撞▸➤motorway, road高速路上/公路上的撞車事故➤two-car, three-vehicle, etc.兩車、三車等相撞事故VERB + SMASH➤have發生撞車事故➤cause引起撞車事故◇A teenage driver has been fined £300 for causing a road smash on the A127.一位少年駕車在 A127 號公路上撞車肇事,被罰 300 英鎊。SMASH + VERB➤happen撞車事故發生◇The smash happened just before junction 13 of the M6.撞車事故就發生在 6 號高速公路 13 號交叉路口前。PREPOSITION➤in a/the smash在撞車事故中◇Four people were seriously injured in a head-on smash on the A45.在 A45 號公路兩車迎頭相撞的事故中,4 人嚴重受傷。smash
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3in tennis網球ADJECTIVE | VERB + SMASHADJECTIVE➤powerful大力抽球▸➤overhead過頂高壓球➤forearm近網高壓球VERB + SMASH➤hit擊球◇He can hit a powerful overhead smash.他能打出大力的過頂高壓球。➤miss抽球失敗◇He misses a smash to hand Federer a 5-0 lead.他抽球失誤,拱手讓費德勒 5 比 0 領先。smash
noun⁴
4song, film/movie, etc.歌曲;電影ADJECTIVE | VERB + SMASH | SMASH + NOUNADJECTIVE➤box-office賣座的電影➤club, dance-floor (both BrE) 俱樂部/舞池走紅的歌曲◇the recent club smash, 'Rocking Music'最近在俱樂部走紅的歌曲《搖滾音樂》➤surprise意外走紅➤instant一炮打響◇The comedy was an instant smash with critics.那出喜劇在評論界一炮而紅。➤summer夏季走紅的歌曲VERB + SMASH➤be, become走紅SMASH + NOUN➤album, single走紅的專輯/單曲➤series, show, sitcom走紅的系列劇/演出/情景劇◇Bridges starred on the smash sitcom 'Diff'rent Strokes'.布里奇斯出演了走紅情景劇《細路仔》。➤hit非常流行➤film, movie (especially NAmE) 轟動的影片
smash verb ⇨smash (a glass smashes)⇨crash (a car smashes into a tree)smash
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➡ See also the entry for break1另见break条第1义smash ♦︎ shatter ♦︎ break (sth) up ♦︎ splinterThese are all words that can be used when sth breaks into lots of small pieces.这些词均表示打碎或碎裂。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to smash / shatter / break up into small / a thousand pieces◆to smash / shatter a window / windscreen◆glass smashes / shatters / splinters◆sb's smashed / shattered / splintered bones / skull■smash [transitive, intransitive] to break sth or be broken, violently and noisily, into lots of small pieces粗暴打碎;打破;(哗啦一声)破碎◆She flew into one of her rages and started smashing crockery.她又一次暴跳如雷,开始摔碟子摔碗。◆His right hand was smashed and his shoulder dislocated.他的右手被打烂,肩膀也脱臼了。◆The glass bowl smashed into a thousand pieces.玻璃碗咣的一声摔了个粉碎。ⓘ If sb smashes up a place or room, they destroy it by breaking all the furniture, etc. * smash up指捣毁某个地方或房间,把里面的家具等全都砸烂◆Youths had broken into the bar and smashed the place up.一群年轻人闯进酒吧,把里面砸了个乱七八糟。■shatter [intransitive, transitive] to suddenly break into small pieces; to make sth do this破碎;碎裂;使破碎◆He dropped the vase and it shattered into pieces on the floor.他一失手把花瓶掉在地板上摔碎了。◆The explosion shattered all the windows in the building.那次爆炸把大楼里所有的玻璃窗都给震碎了。◆Shattered homes were ablaze.炸毁的房屋在熊熊燃烧。NOTE辨析 Smash or shatter?People smash things deliberately; things get shattered as a result of explosions, flying bullets, stones, etc. * smash指故意把物品打碎或砸烂,be shattered则指物品因遭遇爆炸、流弹或飞石等而破碎◆The thief smashed a window to get into her car.小偷砸碎车窗钻进了她的汽车。◆The thief shattered a window to get into her car.◆Windows were shattered in the blast.爆炸中玻璃窗被震得粉碎。◆Windows were smashed in the blast.■ˌbreak ˈup■ˌbreak sth ˈup
phrasal verb
(broke, broken)to separate, or make sth separate, into smaller pieces, either violently or carefully粉碎;破碎;拆开;拆散◆The ship broke up on the rocks.船触礁撞碎了。◆The grey clouds had begun to break up.乌云已经开始散去。◆The ship was broken up for scrap metal.那艘船被拆成了废铁。◆Break up the chocolate and place it in a bowl.把巧克力掰碎,然后放到碗里。■splinter [intransitive, transitive](of wood, glass, stone or bone) to break into long, thin, sharp pieces; to make wood, glass, etc. break in this way(木头、玻璃、石头或骨头)裂开;使(木头、玻璃等)裂开◆The mirror cracked but did not splinter.那面镜子裂了,但没有碎。◆She could hear the talons shredding and splintering the wood.她听到鸟爪撕碎木头的声音。