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Definition of thrashed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- The thrashed side had lost the final by six goals.
2.
violencebeaten or struck repeatedly
- The thrashed metal showed signs of heavy damage.
Origin of thrashed
Old English, therscan (to beat)
Examples of thrashed in a sentence
After being thrashed, the team reviewed their strategy. The thrashed furniture was beyond repair. His thrashed body showed signs of the struggle.
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- French:battu à plate couture, battu, ...
- German:klar unterlegen, geschlagen, ...
- Italian:battuto, percosso, ...
- Spanish:vapuleado, azotado, ...
- Portuguese:derrotado, espancado, ...
- Chinese:惨败的, 被反复击打, ...
- Japanese:惨敗した, 叩かれた, ...
- Arabic:مَسْحوق, مُهَشَّم, ...
- Hebrew:מוּבָס, מְרוּטָשׁ, ...
- Russian:разгромленный, избитый, ...
- Ukrainian:розгромлений, побитий, ...
- Hindi:बुरी तरह पराजित, पीटा हुआ, ...
Definition of thrash - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
movementintr. move violently or wildlyintr.
- The fish thrashed in the net trying to escape.
2.
- Our team thrashed the opponents in the final match.
3.
violencetr. Dated hit someone repeatedly as punishmenttr. Dated
- The bully thrashed the kid for his lunch money.
4.
software testingtr. TECH. US test software extensively with various inputstr. TECH. US
- The developers thrashed the new app before release.
5.
technologytr. TECH. cause poor performance in virtual memorytr. TECH.
- The system thrashed due to insufficient RAM.
6.
agriculturetr. Rare UK beat seeds out of graintr. Rare UK
- Farmers used to thrash wheat by hand.
7.
sailingintr. Dated sail against the wind or tideintr. Dated
- They thrashed the boat through the stormy sea.
Noun
1.
actionviolent movement or action
- The thrash of the storm left the ship damaged.
2.
musicTECH. genre of fast, aggressive heavy metal musicTECH.
- He loves listening to thrash at high volume.
3.
water motionTECH. swimming kick used while treading waterTECH.
- She demonstrated the thrash to stay afloat.
4.
- They hosted a thrash to celebrate the end of exams.
Expressions with thrash
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move violently without control or direction
He began to thrash about in the water.
move violently and uncontrollably in all directions
The fish thrashed around in the net.
resolve by discussion
They needed to thrash out their differences before the project could proceed.
music style with fast aggressive beats from metal and punk
Thrash metal became popular in the 1980s.
musician who plays thrash metal music
The thrash metaller performed an intense guitar solo.
Origin of thrash
Old English, therscan (to thresh)
Examples of thrash in a sentence
He thrashed around in his sleep, tangled in the sheets. They thrashed their rivals in the championship game. The underdogs thrashed the top-seeded team unexpectedly. The guards thrashed the prisoner for information. He threatened to thrash anyone who disobeyed. They thrashed the software to find any bugs.
Engineers thrashed the system to ensure stability. The application thrashed when too many tabs were open. Heavy data processing caused the server to thrash. They thrash the barley to prepare it for sale. In the old days, people would thrash grains manually. The sailors thrashed their way to the harbor. We thrashed the yacht against the strong currents. The thrash of the waves was relentless. He couldn't withstand the thrash of the crowd. Thrash bands often have intense guitar solos. She formed a band that plays thrash. The lifeguard taught the children the thrash for safety. His thrash was strong, keeping him above water easily. The thrash lasted until the early morning hours. Everyone was invited to the thrash at Jake's place.
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- French:se débattre, déchaînement, ...
- German:zappeln, heftige Bewegung, ...
- Italian:dimenarsi, colpo violento, ...
- Spanish:agitarse, sacudida, ...
- Portuguese:debater-se, violência, ...
- Chinese:挣扎, 猛烈的动作, ...
- Japanese:暴れる, 激しい動き, ...
- Arabic:تَخَبَّطَ, تَخَبُّط, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְפַּתֵּל, מַכַּת טִלְטוּל, ...
- Russian:биться, яростное движение, ...
- Ukrainian:бурхливо рухатися, насильницький рух, ...
- Hindi:फड़फड़ाना, थपेड़ा, ...
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