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smashed [ingl. brit. smaʃt, ingl. am. smæʃt] ADJ.

1. smashed coloq.:

smashed (intoxicated) (on alcohol): bourré coloq.

smashed (on drugs): défoncé coloq. (on à)

to get smashed: se soûler la gueule argot

2. smashed (shattered):

smashed limb, vehicle: écrasé

smashed window: fracassé

I. smash [ingl. brit. smaʃ, ingl. am. smæʃ] SUST.

1. smash (crash):

smash (of glass, china): bruit m fracassant

smash (of vehicles): fracas m

I heard the smash of breaking glass: j'ai entendu des bruits de verre

smash! there goes another plate!: crac! encore une assiette cassée!

2. smash:

smash, a. smash-up (accident) coloq.: collision f

‘rail smash’: ‘collision ferroviaire’

3. smash:

smash, a. smash hit coloq. MÚS.: tube m coloq.

smash, a. smash hit CINE: film m à grand succès

to be a smash: faire un tabac coloq.

4. smash FIN.:

smash (collapse): débâcle f

smash (on stock exchange): krach m

5. smash DEP. (tennis):

smash: smash m

II. smash [ingl. brit. smaʃ, ingl. am. smæʃ] ADV.

the motorbike ran smash into a wall: la motocyclette est allée se fracasser contre un mur

to go smash FIN.: faire faillite

III. smash [ingl. brit. smaʃ, ingl. am. smæʃ] V. trans.

1. smash glass, door, car etc:

smash: briser (with avec)

smash (more violently): fracasser

to smash sb's skull/leg: fracasser le crâne/la jambe de qn

to smash sth to bits or pieces: briser or casser qc en mille morceaux

the boat was smashed against the rocks: le bateau s'est fracassé sur les rochers

thieves smashed their way into the shop: les voleurs sont entrés dans la boutique en cassant tout

he smashed my arm against the door: il m'a écrasé le bras contre la porte

she smashed the car into a tree: elle est rentrée dans un arbre

smashing his fist into his attacker's face: écrasant son poing sur la figure de son agresseur

he smashed the hammer down on the vase: il a fracassé le vase à coups de marteau

2. smash (destroy):

smash demonstration, protest, opponent: écraser

smash drugs ring, gang: démanteler

smash inflation: enrayer

3. smash DEP. (break):

smash: pulvériser coloq.

4. smash DEP.:

to smash the ball: faire un smash

IV. smash [ingl. brit. smaʃ, ingl. am. smæʃ] V. intr.

1. smash (disintegrate):

smash: se briser, se fracasser (on sur, against contre)

2. smash (crash):

to smash into vehicle, aircraft: wall, vehicle: aller s'écraser contre

the raiders smashed through the door: les cambrioleurs ont enfoncé la porte

the waves smashed through the dyke: les vagues ont rompu la digue

3. smash FIN.:

smash: faire faillite

I. smash up V. [ingl. brit. smaʃ -, ingl. am. smæʃ -] (smash [sth] up, smash up [sth])

smash up vehicle, building, furniture:

smash up: démolir

they'll smash the place up!: ils vont tout casser!

he got smashed up coloq. in a car crash: il a été amoché dans un accident de voiture coloq.

I. smash down V. [ingl. brit. smaʃ -, ingl. am. smæʃ -] (smash [sth] down, smash down [sth])

smash down door, fence, wall:

smash down: enfoncer

I. smash in V. [ingl. brit. smaʃ -, ingl. am. smæʃ -] (smash [sth] in)

smash in door, skull:

smash in: défoncer

I'll smash your face or head in coloq.!: je te casse la gueule! argot

I. smash open V. [ingl. brit. smaʃ -, ingl. am. smæʃ -] (smash [sth] open, smashopen [sth])

smash open door, safe, container:

smash open: défoncer

smash-and-grab SUST. a. smash-and-grab raid ingl. brit. coloq.

smash-and-grab: cambriolage m (avec destruction de vitrine)

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éventré (éventrée) bateau: smashed up

se viander: to get smashed up ingl. brit. coloq.

smash: smash

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smashed ADJ. coloq.

1. smashed (shattered):

smashed: défoncé(e)

2. smashed (drunk):

smashed: bourré(e)

to get smashed: se saouler

I. smash [smæʃ] SUST.

1. smash (noise):

smash: fracas m

2. smash (blow):

smash: coup m

3. smash (collision):

smash: accident m

4. smash DEP.:

smash: smash m

5. smash (hit):

smash: gros succès m

II. smash [smæʃ] V. trans.

1. smash (shatter):

smash: briser

smash violently: fracasser

to smash sth into pieces: briser qc en morceaux

to smash sth into pieces: mettre qc en briques suizo

2. smash (strike):

to smash sth against sth: heurter qc contre qc avec violence

to smash sb/sth through sth: lancer qn/qc au travers de qc avec violence

to smash the door open: enfoncer la porte

3. smash (destroy):

smash opponent, army: écraser

4. smash DEP.:

smash a record: pulvériser

to smash the ball: faire un smash

5. smash FÍS.:

smash the atom: pulvériser

III. smash [smæʃ] V. intr.

1. smash (shatter):

smash: éclater

to smash into pieces: éclater en morceaux

2. smash (strike against sth):

smash: se heurter violemment

smash into/through sth: s'écraser violemment contre qc

smash-up SUST.

smash-up: destruction f complète

smash up V. trans.

smash up: démolir

smash hit SUST.

smash hit: gros succès m

smash in V. trans.

smash in: défoncer

to smash sb's face in: casser la figure à qn

smash-and-grab raid [ˌsmæʃəndgræbˈreɪd] SUST. ingl. brit., ingl. austr.

smash-and-grab raid: vol m (après avoir brisé la devanture)

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se viander: to get smashed up

smash: smash

(se) fracasser: to smash

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smashed ADJ. coloq.

1. smashed (shattered):

smashed: défoncé(e)

2. smashed argot (drunk):

smashed: bourré(e)

to get smashed: se saouler

I. smash [smæʃ] SUST.

1. smash (noise):

smash: fracas m

2. smash (blow):

smash: coup m

3. smash (collision):

smash: accident m

4. smash sports:

smash: smash m

5. smash coloq. (success):

smash: gros succès m

II. smash [smæʃ] V. trans.

1. smash (shatter):

smash: briser

smash violently: fracasser

to smash sth (in)to pieces: briser qc en morceaux

to smash sth (in)to pieces: mettre qc en briques suizo

2. smash (strike):

to smash sth against sth: heurter qc contre qc avec violence

to smash sb/sth through sth: lancer qn/qc au travers de qc avec violence

to smash the door open: enfoncer la porte

3. smash (destroy):

smash opponent, army: écraser

4. smash sports:

smash a record: pulvériser

to smash the ball: faire un smash

5. smash FÍS.:

smash atom: pulvériser

III. smash [smæʃ] V. intr.

1. smash (shatter):

smash: éclater

to smash into pieces: éclater en morceaux

2. smash (strike against):

smash: se heurter violemment

to smash into/through sth: s'écraser violemment contre qc

smash in V. trans.

smash in: défoncer

to smash sb's face in: casser la figure à qn

smash hit SUST.

smash hit: gros succès m

smash up V. trans.

smash up: démolir

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cabossé(e): smashed-in

viander: to get smashed up

rond(e): smashed

amocher voiture: to smash up

amocher: to get oneself smashed up

smash: smash

Present
I	smash
you	smash
he/she/it	smashes
we	smash
you	smash
they	smash

Past
I	smashed
you	smashed
he/she/it	smashed
we	smashed
you	smashed
they	smashed

Present Perfect
I	have	smashed
you	have	smashed
he/she/it	has	smashed
we	have	smashed
you	have	smashed
they	have	smashed

Past Perfect
I	had	smashed
you	had	smashed
he/she/it	had	smashed
we	had	smashed
you	had	smashed
they	had	smashed

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to smash sth into pieces: briser qc en morceaux

to smash sth into pieces: mettre qc en briques suizo

to smash the door open: enfoncer la porte

to smash the ball: faire un smash

to smash into pieces: éclater en morceaux

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