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smasher

/ˈsmæʃ.ər/

Traduction: Nom avec plusieurs sens : peut désigner une personne qui brise quelque chose, une femme très attirante, ou un succès remarquable.

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/ˈsmæʃ.ər/C1formal
  • frNom avec plusieurs sens : peut désigner une personne qui brise quelque chose, une femme très attirante, ou un succès remarquable.

A noun with multiple meanings: it can refer to a person who breaks something, a very attractive woman, or a conspicuous success.

  1. A person who smashes somethingB2formal

    An individual who breaks or destroys something, often with force.

    frPersonne qui brise ou fracasse quelque chose

    • The window smasher was caught on camera.
    • He was known as a record smasher in the music industry.
    • The car smasher caused chaos in the parking lot.

    Synonymesbreakercrusherdestroyerwrecker

  2. An attractive womanB2informalbritish

    A slang term for a very attractive or seductive-looking woman.

    frFemme très attirante

    • She walked in looking like a real smasher.
    • Everyone at the party thought she was a smasher.
    • He couldn't take his eyes off that smasher across the room.

    Synonymesbeautybombshellfoxknockoutlookerstunner

  3. A conspicuous successC1informalbritish

    Something that is remarkably successful or impressive.

    frUn succès éclatant

    • The new product launch was a smasher.
    • Her performance in the play was a real smasher.
    • The party was an absolute smasher.

    Synonymesblockbusterhitsensationsmashsuccesstriumphwinner

    Antonymesbombdisappointmentdudfailurefiascoflop

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  • smashers' possessive plural form
  • smasher's possessive singular form
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