Pronunciation: /smæʃt/
verb to break or shatter into pieces forcefully
A1 He smashed the glass accidentally.
A2 The kids smashed the pinata at the birthday party.
B1 The car smashed into the tree during the storm.
B2 The protesters smashed windows during the demonstration.
C1 The boxer smashed his opponent with a powerful punch.
C2 The hurricane smashed through the coastal town, causing widespread destruction.
adjective having been broken or shattered into pieces forcefully
A1 The smashed glass was all over the floor.
A2 She found a smashed phone on the sidewalk.
B1 The smashed car was towed away from the accident scene.
B2 The smashed window was a result of the strong winds during the storm.
C1 The smashed pottery was carefully pieced back together by the restoration expert.
C2 The smashed guitar was beyond repair after being dropped from a great height.
formal The glass vase was smashed into pieces when it fell off the shelf.
informal I accidentally smashed my phone screen by dropping it on the pavement.
slang He got so drunk last night, he smashed his car into a tree.
figurative Her performance in the play was so powerful, she absolutely smashed it on stage.
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