smash
/smæʃ/
noun
- A violent breaking or collision.
- The two cars collided with a terrible smash.
- We heard the smash of dishes falling in the kitchen.
- There was a loud smash as the window broke.
- A very successful song, movie, or show.
- Her first album was a huge smash.
- The musical was a smash on Broadway.
- The movie became an instant smash around the world.
- A powerful overhead shot in tennis or similar sports.
- He won the point with a perfect smash.
- Her smash was too fast for the opponent to return.
- Practice your smash to improve your net game.
verb
- To break something violently into pieces.
- He accidentally smashed the vase with his elbow.
- The car smashed through the wooden fence.
- She smashed the old phone with a hammer.
- To hit or strike something with great force.
- Waves smashed against the rocky shore.
- He smashed his fist on the table in anger.
- The tennis player smashed the ball over the net.
- To defeat or destroy someone or something decisively.
- Our team smashed the competition 5–0.
- The police smashed the drug ring in a major raid.
- She smashed the world record by two seconds.