vt.

1. 粉碎；打碎，打破[（+up）]
   He got drunk and began to smash things.

   他喝醉了并开始砸东西。

2. 击溃，击毁
   Our artillery smashed the enemy defenses.

   我们的炮兵摧毁了敌人的防御工事。

3. 猛掷；挥（拳等）[O]
   He smashed his fist against the table.

   他挥拳猛击桌子。

4. 【口】使破产
5. 【网】打高压球得（分），猛扣（球）

vi.

1. 碎裂
   The cup dropped on the floor and smashed into pieces.

   杯子掉在地上，摔得粉碎。

2. 猛撞，猛冲[Q]
   The car smashed into a wall.

   汽车猛撞到墙上。

3. 破产；瓦解，垮掉[（+up）]
   Many small businesses smashed up during the slump.

   许多小企业在经济衰退时破了产。

4. 【网】打高压球，扣球

n.[C]

1. 打碎，粉碎
   The teapot fell with an awful smash.

   茶壶掉下来摔得粉碎。

2. 猛撞，猛击
   There was a serious motor smash on the bridge.

   桥上发生了严重的汽车相撞事故。

   He gave the rogue a smash on the jaw.

   他朝那流氓的下巴猛击一拳。

3. 器物破碎的声音，撞碎声
   We heard a smash in the kitchen.

   我们听到厨房里哗啦一声响。

4. 破产；瓦解，垮掉
   I'm afraid the company is heading for a smash.

   恐怕这家公司就要破产了。

5. 【网】高压球，扣球
   Her overhead smash went out of the court.

   她的高手扣球打出了场外。

6. （演出等的）成功
   The show was one of Broadway's biggest smashes.

   那场演出是百老汇最轰动的演出之一。

a.

1. 【口】轰动一时的，极为成功的
   The play had its smash premiere.

   那出戏首场演出引起了极大的轰动。

ad.

1. 轰隆一声地

v.

1. break or cause to break violently into pieces.
   ▸ (smash down) violently knock down.
2. crash and severely damage (a vehicle).
   ▸ (smash into) hit or collide with forcefully.
3. (in sport) strike (the ball) or score (a goal, run, etc.) with great force.
   ▸(in tennis, badminton, and similar sports) strike (the ball or shuttlecock) downwards with a hard overarm stroke.
4. completely defeat, destroy, or foil.

n.

1. an act, instance, or sound of smashing.
2. (also smash hit) informal a very successful song, film, or show.
3. a mixture of spirits (typically brandy) with flavoured water and ice.

adv.