What is "smash" in English? Definition and Explanations

Meaning of "smash": a vigorous blow

Noun

Pronunciation in US: /ˈsmæʃ/

Pronunciation in UK: /ˈsmæʃ/, [ˈsmaʃ]

Meaning of "smash": hit hard

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /ˈsmæʃ/

Pronunciation in UK: /ˈsmæʃ/, [ˈsmaʃ]

Meaning of "smash": with a loud crash

Adverb

Pronunciation in US: /ˈsmæʃ/

Pronunciation in UK: /ˈsmæʃ/, [ˈsmaʃ]

Meaning of "smash": a serious collision (especially of motor vehicles)

Noun

Pronunciation in US: /ˈsmæʃ/

Pronunciation in UK: /ˈsmæʃ/, [ˈsmaʃ]

Meaning of "smash": break into pieces, as by striking or knocking over

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /ˈsmæʃ/

Pronunciation in UK: /ˈsmæʃ/, [ˈsmaʃ]

Meaning of "smash": a hard return hitting the tennis ball above your head

Noun

Pronunciation in US: /ˈsmæʃ/

Pronunciation in UK: /ˈsmæʃ/, [ˈsmaʃ]

Meaning of "smash": reduce to bankruptcy

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /ˈsmæʃ/

Pronunciation in UK: /ˈsmæʃ/, [ˈsmaʃ]

Meaning of "smash": the act of colliding with something

Noun

Pronunciation in US: /ˈsmæʃ/

Pronunciation in UK: /ˈsmæʃ/, [ˈsmaʃ]

Meaning of "smash": hit violently

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /ˈsmæʃ/

Pronunciation in UK: /ˈsmæʃ/, [ˈsmaʃ]

Meaning of "smash": a conspicuous success

Noun

Pronunciation in US: /ˈsmæʃ/

Pronunciation in UK: /ˈsmæʃ/, [ˈsmaʃ]

Meaning of "smash": humiliate or depress completely

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /ˈsmæʃ/

Pronunciation in UK: /ˈsmæʃ/, [ˈsmaʃ]

Meaning of "smash": damage or destroy as if by violence

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /ˈsmæʃ/

Pronunciation in UK: /ˈsmæʃ/, [ˈsmaʃ]

Meaning of "smash": hit (a tennis ball) in a powerful overhead stroke

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /ˈsmæʃ/

Pronunciation in UK: /ˈsmæʃ/, [ˈsmaʃ]

Meaning of "smash": collide or strike violently and suddenly

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /ˈsmæʃ/

Pronunciation in UK: /ˈsmæʃ/, [ˈsmaʃ]

Meaning of "smash": overthrow or destroy (something considered evil or harmful)

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /ˈsmæʃ/

Pronunciation in UK: /ˈsmæʃ/, [ˈsmaʃ]

Meaning of "smash": break suddenly into pieces, as from a violent blow

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /ˈsmæʃ/

Pronunciation in UK: /ˈsmæʃ/, [ˈsmaʃ]

Synonyms:

disaster, burst, slam, blow, downfall, wreck, breakup, ruin, breaking, sock, boom, crack, wham, whack, breakdown, crash, collapse, failure, bang, wallop, blast, bash, destruction, accident, debacle, welt, clap, crack-up, shattering, smash-up, pile-up, knockout, wow, hit, sensation, demolish, trash, crash, burst, shatter, collide, crush, bang, slam, fracture, crack, hit, blast, belt, rive, pulverize, pound, squish, fragment, disintegrate, splinter, squash, clobber, scrunch, powder, wallop, shiver, slug, break to smithereens, make mincemeat of, break up, demolish, trash, topple, wreck, disrupt, shatter, overturn, raze, annihilate, tumble, ruin, destruct, decimate, overthrow, tear down, lay in ruins, lay waste, put out of action, put out of commission,

Antonyms:

miracle, success, win, accomplishment, building, loss, good fortune, wonder, rise, creation, construction, loss, failure, mend, compliment, praise, combine, fix, lose, tap, fail, construct, mend, build, fix, repair, fail, lose,