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🔑 crush BrE /krʌʃ / NAmE /krʌʃ / verb present simple - I / you / we / they crush BrE /krʌʃ / NAmE /krʌʃ / present simple - he / she / it crushes BrE /ˈkrʌʃɪz / NAmE /ˈkrʌʃɪz / past simple crushed BrE /krʌʃt / NAmE /krʌʃt / past participle crushed BrE /krʌʃt / NAmE /krʌʃt / -ing form crushing BrE /ˈkrʌʃɪŋ / NAmE /ˈkrʌʃɪŋ / 🔑 [ T ] ~ sb /sth to press or squeeze sth so hard that it is damaged or injured , or loses its shape 压坏;压伤;挤压变形◆ The car was completely crushed under the truck . 小轿车被卡车压得完全变形了。◆ They crush the olives with a heavy wooden press . 他们用沉重的木制压榨机把橄榄压碎。◆ Several people were crushed to death in the accident . 好几个人在事故中被压死了。🔑 [ T ] ~ sb /sth + adv ./prep . to push or press sb /sth into a small space 把…挤入,将…塞进(狭小的空间内)◆ Over twenty prisoners were crushed into a small dark cell . 二十多名囚犯被塞在一间黑暗狭小的牢房里。🔑 [ T ] ~ sth to break sth into small pieces or into a powder by pressing hard 压碎;捣碎;碾成粉末◆ Add two cloves of crushed garlic . 加入两瓣捣碎的蒜。 [ T , I ] ~ (sth ) to become or make sth full of folds or lines (使)变皱,起皱 [ T ] ~ sb to use violent methods to defeat people who are opposing you 镇压;(用暴力)制伏 SYN put down , quash ◆ The army was sent in to crush the rebellion . 军队被派去平息叛乱。~ sb to destroy sb's confidence or happiness 破坏,毁坏(某人的信心或幸福)◆ She felt completely crushed by the teacher's criticism . 老师的批评使她觉得自己一无是处。 🔑 crush BrE /krʌʃ / NAmE /krʌʃ / noun [ C , usually sing. ] a crowd of people pressed close together in a small space (狭小空间中)拥挤的人群◆ a big crush in the theatre bar 剧院酒吧里拥挤不堪的人群◆ I couldn't find a way through the crush . 人太挤,我挤不过去。 [ C ] ~ (on sb ) a strong feeling of love , that usually does not last very long , that a young person has for sb older (通常指年轻人对年长者的短暂的)热恋,迷恋◆ a schoolgirl crush 女学生的迷恋◆ I had a huge crush on her . 我对她爱慕至极。 [ U , C ] a drink made from fruit juice 果汁饮料