Smash down Meaning in English
expression
ˈsmæʃ/ /ˈdaʊn
SMASH down
smˈæʃ/ /dˈaʊn
sm-ASH down
释义
To break or destroy something, especially a door or wall, by hitting it very hard or forcefully until it falls.
用法与细微差别
Usually informal; common in action or emergency contexts ('smash down the door'). Often used when force is necessary. Don't use for gentle or accidental breaking—'smash down' always implies strong, intentional action.
Spanish: derribar - tirar abajo - romper (a la fuerza)Portuguese (BR): arrebentar - derrubar - arrombarPortuguese (PT): arrombar - derrubar - partirChinese (Simplified): 撞倒 - 砸碎Chinese (Traditional): 撞倒 - 砸碎Hindi: तोड़कर गिरा देना - तोड़ देनाArabic: تحطيم (بقوة) - كسر بقوةBengali: ভেঙে ফেলা - ধ্বংস করাRussian: сламать - выбить (силой)Japanese: たたき壊す - 打ち壊すVietnamese: đập sập - phá vỡ (bằng lực)Korean: 때려 부수다 - 강하게 부수다Turkish: yıkıp geçmek - kırarak devirmekUrdu: توڑ گرانا - زبردستی توڑناIndonesian: merobohkan - menghancurkan (dengan kekuatan)
例句
The firefighters had to smash down the door to save the child.
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He used an axe to smash down the old wooden fence.
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The police tried to smash down the barrier during the protest.
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We could hear them smashing down the door from outside the house.
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The wind was so strong it almost smashed down all the trees in the yard.
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If you don't open up, we'll have to smash down this door!
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