bashing
ˈbæʃɪŋ
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Definition of bashing - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

attackact of attacking someone physically or with harsh words
  • The article criticized the constant bashing of celebrities.

Adjective

1.
criticisminvolving strong criticism or attack
  • The article was full of bashing comments.
critical disparaging scathing
2.
aggressioncharacterized by aggressive or violent actions
  • The bashing behavior of the fans was alarming.
aggressive brutal violent
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persistent effort or work on a difficult task
Her bashing away at the project showed great determination.
receive a long, loud, or harsh scolding
He got an ear bashing from his boss after the mistake.
criticize someone or something harshly
The critics gave a bashing to the new movie.
criticize someone very harshly
The press gave the politician a bashing for his mistake.
receive strong criticism or disapproval
The politician took a bashing from the media.
strong criticism or blaming of news organizations
There has been a lot of media bashing during the election.

Origin of bashing

Unknown

Examples of bashing in a sentence

  • Online bashing of the referee intensified after the controversial call.
  • The review was filled with bashing remarks about the film.
  • His bashing speech offended many in the audience.
  • The bashing remarks in the debate were uncalled for.
  • His bashing attitude towards the team was criticized.

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  1. French:dénigrement, virulent, ...
  2. German:Verunglimpfung, schmähend, ...
  3. Italian:linciaggio, denigratorio, ...
  4. Spanish:paliza, crítico, ...
  5. Portuguese:agressão, crítico, ...
  6. Chinese:抨击, 抨击的, ...
  7. Japanese:バッシング, 攻撃的な, ...
  8. Arabic:تَقْرِيع, اِنْتِقَادِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַכָּאָה, מַשְׁמִיץ, ...
  10. Russian:избиение, резкий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:наїзд, критичний, ...
  12. Hindi:हमला, आलोचनात्मक, ...
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Definition of bash - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
actiontr.hit something hard in a rough waytr.
  • He bashed the door with his shoulder.
smash strike
2.
motionintr.collide with something forcefullyintr.
  • The car bashed into the wall.
hit smash strike
3.
harsh criticismtr.criticize harshlytr.
  • The critics will bash the new movie mercilessly..
criticize denounce lambaste

Noun

1.
physicalforceful blow or impact
  • He received a bash on the head.
blow hit strike
2.
celebrationUSlarge party or celebrationUS
  • They threw a big bash for her birthday.
celebration festivity party
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damage something by hitting it repeatedly
The kids bashed about the old car in the yard.
treat someone or something roughly or carelessly
He bashed around the equipment without any concern.
damage by hitting hard
The vandals bashed in the car windows.
continue doing something despite difficulties
Even when tired, she decided to bash on.
continue doing something despite difficulties
Even with the rain, they decided to bash on regardless.
write or type quickly without much thought
She bashed out the report in an hour.

Origin of bash

Unknown, possibly imitative

Examples of bash in a sentence

  • The waves bashed the boat against the rocks.
  • He bashed the door with his shoulder.
  • The waves bashed against the rocks.
  • They will bash the proposal during the meeting.
  • He tends to bash his opponents in debates.
  • The boxer delivered a bash to his opponent's jaw.

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  1. French:frapper, coup, ...
  2. German:schlagen, Schlag, ...
  3. Italian:sbattere, botta, ...
  4. Spanish:golpear, golpe, ...
  5. Portuguese:bater, pancada, ...
  6. Chinese:砸, 重击, ...
  7. Japanese:叩く, 強い打撃, ...
  8. Arabic:ضَرَبَ, لَطْمَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:לַחְבּוֹט, חֲבָטָה, ...
  10. Russian:ударять, удар, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вдарити, удар, ...
  12. Hindi:जोर से मारना, प्रहार, ...
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