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Definition of smashed up - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
damagebadly damaged or destroyed
- The car was completely smashed up after the accident.
2.
- He was so smashed up he couldn't walk straight.
Examples of smashed up in a sentence
The vase was smashed up during the move. She got so smashed up at the party last night. After a few drinks, he was completely smashed up.
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- French:détruit, bourré, ...
- German:zerstört, betrunken, ...
- Italian:distrutto, ubriaco, ...
- Spanish:hecho añicos, borracho, ...
- Portuguese:esmagado, chapado, ...
- Chinese:严重损坏, 烂醉如泥, ...
- Japanese:めちゃくちゃに壊れた, 酔っ払った, ...
- Arabic:مُحَطَّم, سَكْران, ...
- Hebrew:מְרוּסָק, שִׁיכּוֹר, ...
- Russian:разбитый вдребезги, пьяный в стельку, ...
- Ukrainian:розбитий, п'яний, ...
- Hindi:बुरी तरह क्षतिग्रस्त, नशे में धुत, ...
Definition of smash up - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
destructionUK destroy or damage severelyUK
- He managed to smash up his car in the accident.
2.
injuryUK injure someone severelyUK
- He smashed up his leg in the accident.
Examples of smash up in a sentence
The storm managed to smash up several boats in the harbor. The cyclist was smashed up in the collision. That tackle smashed up the defender's knee.
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- French:détruire, se démolir, ...
- German:zerstören, schwer verletzen, ...
- Italian:distruggere, fracassare, ...
- Spanish:destrozar, hacerse daño, ...
- Portuguese:esmagar, ferir gravemente, ...
- Chinese:严重损坏, 重创, ...
- Japanese:めちゃくちゃにする, 大けがを負わせる, ...
- Arabic:حَطَّمَ, أَصابَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהָרוֹס, לִפְצוֹעַ קָשֶׁה, ...
- Russian:разбить вдребезги, тяжело травмировать, ...
- Ukrainian:розбити, тяжко травмувати, ...
- Hindi:तहस-नहस करना, बुरी तरह घायल करना, ...
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