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crushed

/krʌʃt/

Traduction: Décrit un état de profonde tristesse, d'effondrement émotionnel ou d'extrême abattement, souvent causé par une déception ou une perte, mais peut aussi référer à un objet physiquement écrasé ou réduit en miettes., Verbe désignant l'action de comprimer ou d'écraser quelque chose avec force, provoquant sa cassure, sa déformation ou son aplatissement, ou encore le fait de broyer, de réduire en miettes ou d'accabler.

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adjective

/krʌʃt/B2formal
  • frDécrit un état de profonde tristesse, d'effondrement émotionnel ou d'extrême abattement, souvent causé par une déception ou une perte, mais peut aussi référer à un objet physiquement écrasé ou réduit en miettes.

Describes a state of being emotionally overwhelmed, defeated, or extremely sad, often due to disappointment or loss.

  1. Physically broken or compressedA2formal

    Pressed or squeezed with force so that something is broken or damaged.

    frécrasé

    • The crushed can was thrown into the recycling bin.
    • She used crushed garlic in the recipe.
    • The box was crushed under the weight of the books.

    Synonymesbrokencompressedcrumpledflattenedgroundpressedpulverizedshatteredsquashed

    Antonymesintactunbrokenwhole

  2. Emotionally devastatedB1informal

    Feeling extremely upset, disappointed, or defeated.

    frdévasté émotionnellement

    • He was crushed when he didn't get the job.
    • She felt crushed after the breakup.
    • The team was crushed by their loss in the final match.

    Synonymesbrokencrestfallendefeateddesolatedespairingdishearteneddismayedshattered

    Antonymeselatedjubilanttriumphantuplifted

Formes
  • more crushed comparative form
  • most crushed superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

crush/krʌʃ/B1formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action de comprimer ou d'écraser quelque chose avec force, provoquant sa cassure, sa déformation ou son aplatissement, ou encore le fait de broyer, de réduire en miettes ou d'accabler.

A verb used to indicate the act of pressing or squeezing something with force, causing it to break, deform, or become flat.

  1. Compress or breakA2formal

    To press or squeeze something with force so that it breaks or becomes flat.

    frÉcraser, broyer

    • She crushed the garlic with a knife.
    • The car was crushed in the accident.
    • He crushed the can with his foot.

    Synonymescompressflattenmashpoundpresssmashsquashsqueezesquish

  2. Defeat completelyB2formal

    To defeat someone or something completely, often in a competition or battle.

    frÉcraser, vaincre complètement

    • The army crushed the rebellion.
    • Our team crushed the opposition in the final match.
    • The company crushed its competitors with a new product.

    Synonymesannihilateclobberconquerdemolishhammeroverwhelmroutsmashthrashtrouncevanquish

  3. Overwhelm emotionallyB2informal

    To make someone feel extremely upset, disappointed, or humiliated.

    frAccabler émotionnellement

    • Her rejection crushed him.
    • The criticism crushed her confidence.
    • He was crushed by the news of his failure.

    Synonymesdeflatedemoralizedevastatediscouragedispirithumiliatemortifyoverwhelmshatter

    Antonymescheerencourageinspireuplift

Formes
  • crushed past participle
  • crushed past simple
  • crushing present participle
  • crushes third person singular

Variantes phrasalcrush out

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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