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crash
9 ENTRIES FOUND:
crashes; crashed; crashing
crashes; crashed; crashing
Learner's definition of CRASH
1
a [no object] : to hit something hard enough to cause serious damage or destruction猛撞；撞毁 — often + into
- Investigators are still trying to determine why the airplane crashed. [=why the airplane hit the ground]调查人员仍在努力查明飞机坠毁的原因。
- The car crashed into the fence/wall/guardrail.汽车撞上了栅栏/墙壁/护栏。
- She crashed into another car.她撞上了另一辆车。
- A large meteorite may have crashed into the Earth 65 million years ago.6500万年前，可能有一块大陨石撞上了地球。
b [+ object] : to damage (a vehicle) by causing it to hit something使（交通工具）撞毁；使（交通工具）撞击
- She crashed the car into a tree, but no one was hurt.她开车撞到了树上，但没人受伤。
- He has crashed two cars, a truck, and a motorcycle.他撞上了两辆轿车、一辆卡车和一辆摩托车。
2
a always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] : to make a loud noise by falling, hitting something, etc.（坠落、撞击时）发出吵闹的响声 — sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻
- We listened to the waves crashing against the shore.我们听着波浪哗啦啦地拍打着岸边。
- The stuntman crashed through the window on a motorcycle.特技演员驾着摩托车砰的一声撞穿了玻璃。
- The walls crashed down around them.墙在他们身边轰的一声被撞倒了。
- He came crashing [=tearing] through the woods.他横冲直撞地穿过树林。
- The books crashed to the floor.书哗啦一声掉到地板上。
- The whole stack of cans came crashing down. [=fell down with a lot of noise and force]整摞罐子哗啦啦地垮下来。
- The whole theory came crashing down when it was revealed that some of the supporting evidence had been falsified.随着一些支撑性证据被曝造假，整个理论也就崩溃了。
- His world came crashing down when he lost his job.工作丢了，他的世界也就塌下来了。
b [no object] : to make a loud noise发出吵闹的响声
- The cymbals crashed and the trumpets blew.铙钹敲击，小号高奏。
- Thunder crashed as the rain started to pour.大雨倾盆，雷声轰鸣。
c [+ object] : to cause two things to hit against each other and make a loud noise使碰撞并发出吵闹的响声
- He crashed the cymbals together.他把铙钹敲得铛铛响。
3
a [no object] of a computer : to stop working suddenly（电脑）出故障，死机
- My computer keeps crashing.我的电脑总是死机。
b [+ object] : to cause (a computer) to stop working suddenly使突然出故障；使死机
- This program always crashes my computer.这个程序总让我的电脑死机。
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[no object] informal
a : to go to sleep入睡；睡觉
- I was exhausted after the long flight, so I just checked into the hotel and crashed.长途飞行之后我精疲力竭，入住旅店后倒头便睡了。
b : to stay or live for a short time with someone（短期）住宿；过夜
- You can crash [=sleep] here tonight.今晚你可在这里过夜。
- She's crashing with friends for a few days while her apartment is being repaired.她的公寓正在维修，她在朋友家借宿了几天。
5
[no object] of a business, price, market, etc. : to go down in value very suddenly and quickly（价值）突然暴跌
- They lost thousands of dollars when the stock market crashed.股市暴跌，他们损失了数千美元。
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[+ object] informal : to go to (a party) without being invited不请自来；偷偷混入
- He tried to crash the party but they wouldn't let him in.他试图混入派对，但他们没让他进去。
7
[+ object] US, sports : to move very quickly and forcefully toward (something, such as the goal in ice hockey)迅猛冲向（冰球球门等）
- The players crashed the net.球员猛地撞向球网。
crash and burn
US, informal : to fail completely溃败；惨败
- The company crashed and burned after only two years in business.公司才营业两年就彻底倒闭了。
— crasher
noun, plural crashers [count]- a party crasher聚会上的不速之客
2 crash /ˈkræʃ/ noun
plural crashes
2 crash
/ˈkræʃ/
noun
plural crashes
Learner's definition of CRASH
[count]
1
: an accident in which a vehicle is seriously damaged or destroyed by hitting something（交通工具）撞毁；撞车
- He was injured in a car crash.他在撞车事故中受了伤。
- Investigators are still trying to determine the cause of the crash.调查人员仍在努力查明撞车事故的原因。
- a train/airplane crash火车相撞；飞机坠毁
- An ambulance arrived at the crash site/scene within minutes.几分钟之内，救护车就赶到了撞车地点/现场。
2
: a very loud noise巨响 — usually singular通常用单数
- The pot/glass fell to the floor with a crash.罐子/玻璃杯啪的一声掉到了地板上。
- We listened to the crash of waves in the distance.我们倾听远处波浪拍岸的哗哗声。
- He ended the song with a crash of cymbals.他以一记响亮的铙钹声结束了歌唱。
- a crash of thunder隆隆雷声
3
: an occurrence in which a computer suddenly stops working（电脑）故障，死机
- I am always experiencing computer crashes.我总是碰上电脑死机。
4
: a sudden and extreme fall or drop in amount or value（数量或价值）突然暴跌，锐减
- They lost thousands of dollars in the stock market crash.股市暴跌，他们损失了数千美元。
- a species of fish that has undergone a population crash一种数量锐减的鱼
crashed; crashing; crashes
1
a
: to break or go to pieces with or as if with violence and noise
b
: to fall, land, or hit with destructive force
c
: to decline suddenly and steeply
d
of a computer system, component, or program : to suffer a sudden major failure usually with attendant loss of data
4
slang : to experience the aftereffects (such as fatigue, irritability, headache, or depression) of a physiologically or psychologically active substance
Robert Wilbur crasher noun
: a coarse fabric used for draperies, toweling, and clothing and for strengthening joints of cased-in books
Synonyms
Example Sentences
Verb She crashed the car into a tree, but no one was hurt. He has crashed two cars, a truck, and a motorcycle. We listened to the waves crashing against the shore. The stuntman crashed through the window on a motorcycle. The walls crashed down around them. The books crashed to the floor. The cymbals crashed and the trumpets blew. Thunder crashed as the rain started to pour. He crashed the cymbals together. See More
Word History
Etymology
Verb
Middle English crasschen
Noun (2)
probably from Russian krashenina colored linen
First Known Use
Verb
15th century, in the meaning defined at transitive sense 1a
Noun (1)
1574, in the meaning defined at sense 1
Adjective
1945, in the meaning defined above
Noun (2)
1812, in the meaning defined above
Time Traveler
The first known use of crash was in the 15th century Phrases Containing crash
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