crashing

• 过时的强调词，用在“bore”或“stupid”等形容词前，表示“完全的”或“彻底的”。

An old-fashioned intensifier used before adjectives like 'bore' or 'stupid' to mean 'complete' or 'utter'.

1. Intensifier (informal)B2informalbritish

   Used as an intensifier, especially with 'bore' or 'boring', to mean extremely or completely.

   强调词（非正式）

   • He is a crashing bore at parties.
   • The lecture was a crashing disappointment.
   • She made a crashing error in her calculations.

   同义词absolutecompleteoutrightperfectrankthoroughtotalutter

• 表示突然而猛烈的撞击或碰撞，也指系统或设备发生故障、崩溃。

A verb used to indicate a sudden, violent impact or collision, or the failure of a system or device.

1. Collide violentlyA2formal

   To hit something with force, often causing damage or injury.

   撞击

   • The car crashed into a tree.
   • The plane crashed shortly after takeoff.
   • He crashed his bike into the wall.

   同义词bangcollideimpactramslamsmashstrike

2. Computer system failureA2informal

   To suddenly stop working due to a fault or error.

   系统崩溃

   • My computer crashed while I was saving the file.
   • The server crashed during peak hours.
   • The app crashed on my phone.

   同义词breakfailfreezego downhanglock upmalfunction

3. Sleep or rest suddenlyB1informal

   To go to sleep quickly and heavily, often in an informal place.

   倒头就睡

   • I crashed on the sofa after the party.
   • He crashed at his friend's house overnight.
   • After the long trip, we just crashed in the hotel room.

   同义词bunk downdossflophit the sackkipsack outturn in

4. Attend uninvitedB2slangamerican

   To go to an event or party without being invited.

   不请自来

   • We crashed the wedding reception.
   • She crashed our study group with snacks.
   • They crashed the VIP party last night.