get smashed

ɡɛt smæʃt

getting smashedgot smashed

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Definition of get smashed - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

physical impactbe hit or crushed with great force or violence

The car got smashed in the accident last night.

crushed

hit

smashed

intoxication

Slang

become very drunk or intoxicated by alcohol

Slang

He likes to get smashed at parties every weekend!

drunk

inebriated

intoxicated

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Expressions with get smashed

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get smashed on whisky

become very drunk by drinking whisky

He decided to get smashed on whisky at the party.

Expressions with get

get in

enter a place or vehicle

She managed to get in the car quickly.

get up

rise from bed after sleeping

I get up at 7 AM every day.

get into

move into a space or area

She got into the car quickly.

get off

disembark from a vehicle or transportation

We need to get off the bus at the next stop.

get a shot

receive an injection from a doctor or nurse

I need to get a shot before school.

get into trouble

be punished for doing something wrong

He got into trouble for breaking the window.

Expressions with smashed

smashed to bits

adj.

broken into many small pieces

The vase was smashed to bits after falling off the shelf.

get smashed on whisky

become very drunk by drinking whisky

He decided to get smashed on whisky at the party.

smashed potato

potato that is partially mashed leaving some chunks

I prefer smashed potato over fully mashed potato for its texture.

Examples of get smashed in a sentence

The phone got smashed after it slipped from her hand.
They planned to get smashed at the festival tonight.
She tends to get smashed after just a few drinks.

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French:s'écraser, se saouler, ...
German:zertrümmern, sich volllaufen lassen, ...
Italian:schiacciare, ubriacarsi, ...
Spanish:aplastar, emborracharse, ...
Portuguese:ser esmagado, embebedar-se, ...
Chinese:撞坏, 喝醉, ...
Japanese:ひどく壊れる, 酔い潰れる, ...
Arabic:تَحَطَّمَ, سَكِرَ جِدًّا, ...
Hebrew:לְהִתְרַסֵּק, לְהִשְׁתַּכֵּר מְאוֹד, ...
Russian:разбиться, напиваться, ...
Ukrainian:розбитися, напитися в стелю, ...
Hindi:टकराना, नशे में होना, ...
Bengali:চূর্ণবিচূর্ণ হওয়া, মাতাল হওয়া, ...
Catalan:ser destrossat, embriagar-se, ...
Czech:rozbít se, zřídit se, ...
Danish:blive smadret, blive fuld, ...
Dutch:verpletteren, zat worden, ...
Greek:συνθλίβομαι, μεθώ, ...
Hungarian:összetörni, berúgni, ...
Khmer:ត្រូវបុកបំផ្លាញ, ស្រវឹងជោក, ...
Korean:부서지다, 술에 취하다, ...
Persian:له شدن, مست شدن, ...
Polish:zostać rozbitym, upijać się, ...
Portuguese (BR):ser esmagado, ficar bêbado, ...
Romanian:a fi zdrobit, a îmbăta, ...
Swedish:krossas, bli full, ...
Thai:ถูกชนจนพัง, เมาแอ๋, ...
Turkish:ezilmek, çok sarhoş olmak, ...
Vietnamese:bị nghiền nát, say, ...

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