crash
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/kræʃ/
🇬🇧
/kræʃ/
noun
B2
A vehicle accident where it hits something, often causing damage or injury.
The car crash happened when the driver lost control.
車禍發生在司機失去控制時。
B2
A sudden loud noise from something falling or breaking.
The loud crash came from the kitchen when the plate fell.
盤子掉落時，廚房傳來了巨大的碎裂聲。
B2
A sudden big drop in price or value, or when a business fails.
The market crash caused many people to lose money.
市場崩盤導致許多人損失了錢財。
B2
A sudden failure of a machine or computer system.
The computer crash made me lose all my work.
電腦崩潰讓我丟失了所有工作內容。
verb
B2
To hit something with a vehicle, causing damage.
He didn't see the tree and crashed into it.
他沒看到那棵樹，撞了上去。
B2
To hit something hard while moving, making noise or damage.
The waves crash against the rocks loudly.
海浪猛烈地拍打著岩石，發出巨大的聲響。
B2
To make a loud noise.
Thunder can crash during a storm.
暴風雨中可能會響起雷鳴。
B2
To lose value or fail suddenly.
The company's stock might crash if sales drop.
如果銷售額下降，公司股價可能會暴跌。
B2
To stop working suddenly, like a computer.
My computer might crash if I open too many programs.
如果我打開太多程式，我的電腦可能會崩潰。
R
To go to a party without being invited.
They decided to crash the party even though they weren't invited.
儘管沒有被邀請，他們還是決定硬闖派對。
R
To lose very badly in a game or sport.
The team had a crash defeat in the final match.
這支隊伍在決賽中遭遇了慘敗。
R
To fall asleep suddenly, especially in an unusual place.
After work, I just crash on the couch because I'm so tired.
下班後，我因為太累就直接癱在沙發上了。
R
When someone's heart stops beating.
The patient had a crash during surgery, but the doctors saved him.
病人在手術期間心臟驟停，但醫生救了他。
adjective
R
Involving a lot of hard work in a short time to get quick results.
She went on a crash diet to lose weight fast.
她進行了速效節食以快速減肥。
translation
撞車事故, 破碎聲, 暴跌, 崩潰
撞, 猛撞, 發出巨響, 暴跌, 當機, 不請自來, 慘敗, 倒頭就睡, 心臟驟停
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詞形變化
3rd Present
crashes
Progressive
crashing
Past
crashed
Perfect
crashed
Plural
crashes