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smash (obj) MOVE FORCEFULLYsmAFv(to cause something) to move with great force against something hard, usually causing damage or injury碰撞Several boats were smashed against the rocks during the storm. [T]在风暴中，几艘船撞上了礁石。When I locked myself in the bathroom, he became really angry and tried to smash the door down. [M]当我将自己锁在浴室里时，他十分生气，试图将门撞开。Bulldozers were used to smash through a barricade of vehicles that had been built by the demonstrators. [I]用推土机撞开了示威者用车辆构成的路障。The car was travelling very fast when it smashed into the tree. [I]汽车飞快行驶，忽然猛撞到树上。He tried to smash me in the face with a glass because I trod on his foot. [T]我踩到了他的脚，所以他想用玻璃杯猛击我的脸。He threatened to smash my face in if I didn't give him the money. [T]他威胁说如果我不给他钱，他将砸扁我的脸。The batsman smashed the ball (= hit it very hard) to the boundary for four. [T]击球员将球击至四分边线。In tennis, to smash the ball is to hit it quickly and forcefully before it bounces by raising the arm high above the head and then quickly bringing it down towards the ground.扣球Her opponent tested her with a lob, and she decided to smash (it). [I/T]她的对手打了个吊高球，她决定扣球。
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