SMASHED - Prevod od engleski do španski

engleski

španski

smashed [Am smæʃt, Brit smaʃt] ADJ after n sl

to be smashed

estar borracho

to be smashed

estar pedo sl

to be smashed

estar en pedo RioPl sl

to be smashed

estar cuete Mex inf

to be smashed

estar pedado Col inf

to be smashed

estar curado CSur inf

to get smashed

emborracharse

to get smashed

agarrarse un pedo sl

to get smashed

encuetarse Mex inf

to get smashed

pegarse una peda Col inf

to get smashed

curarse CSur inf

I. smash [Am smæʃ, Brit smaʃ] N

1.1. smash (sound):

smash

estrépito m

smash

estruendo m

there was a loud smash as he dropped the plates

los platos se le cayeron con gran estrépito

the smash of the waves on the rocks

el ruido de las olas al romper contra las rocas

1.2. smash (collision):

smash Brit

choque m

2.1. smash (blow):

smash

golpe m

I gave him a smash on the jaw with my fist

le di un puñetazo en la mandíbula

2.2. smash (in tennis, badminton, squash):

smash

smash m

smash

remate m

smash

remache m

3. smash (success):

smash inf

exitazo m inf

her latest single is a smash

su último disco es un exitazo inf

II. smash [Am smæʃ, Brit smaʃ] VB trans

1. smash:

smash (break) furniture

romper

smash (break) furniture

destrozar

smash car

destrozar

smash glass

romper

smash (into small pieces)

hacer añicos

2. smash (destroy):

smash rebellion/revolution

aplastar

smash rebellion/revolution

sofocar

smash drug racket/spy ring

acabar con

smash drug racket/spy ring

desarticular

smash hopes/illusions

echar por tierra

smash hopes/illusions

destruir

smash racism!

¡abajo el racismo!

he smashed the world record

batió or rompió el record mundial

3.1. smash (hit, drive forcefully):

he smashed his fist into my face

me pegó un puñetazo en la cara

I smashed my fist through the window

rompí la ventana de un puñetazo

3.2. smash (in tennis, badminton, squash):

smash

rematar

smash

remachar

III. smash [Am smæʃ, Brit smaʃ] VB intr

1. smash (shatter):

smash glass/wood:

hacerse pedazos

it smashed into a thousand pieces

se hizo añicos

it smashed into a thousand pieces

se rompió en mil pedazos

2. smash (crash):

to smash against/into sth car/waves:

estrellarse or chocar contra algo

3. smash SPORTS:

smash

rematar

smash

remachar

smash in VB [Am smæʃ -, Brit smaʃ -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

smash in door

tirar abajo

smash in window/glass

romper

he threatened to smash my face in inf

me amenazó con partirme or romperme la cara inf

smash up VB [Am smæʃ -, Brit smaʃ -] (v + o + adv) inf

smash up

destrozar

smash hit N inf

smash hit

exitazo m inf

attr a smash-hit movie

una película supertaquillera

a smash-hit record

un disco (de) superventas

a smash-hit record

un/una superventas

a smash-hit record

un hit

smash-up [Am ˈsmæʃ ˌəp, Brit] N inf

smash-up

choque m violento

smash-up

colisión f

he was in a smash-up

tuvo un accidente

španski

engleski

tajado (tajada)

smashed sl

trompa

smashed inf

empedar

to get … smashed sl

empedarse Mex RioPl

to get smashed sl

agarrarse una mamúa

to get smashed sl

traía una mamúa encima

he was smashed sl

engleski

španski

smashed ADJ inf

smashed on alcohol:

smashed

borracho, -a

to get smashed

emborracharse

to get smashed on drugs

colocado, -a

to get smashed

colocarse

I. smash [smæʃ] N

1. smash (sound):

smash

estruendo m

2. smash (accident):

smash

colisión f

3. smash SPORTS:

smash

mate m

II. smash [smæʃ] VB trans

1. smash (break):

smash

romper

smash

quebrar LatAm

smash glass

hacer pedazos

smash fig

destruir

to smash a rebellion

acabar con una revuelta

2. smash SPORTS:

smash record

batir

III. smash [smæʃ] VB intr

1. smash (break into pieces):

smash

romperse

smash

quebrarse LatAm

smash glass

hacerse pedazos

2. smash (strike against):

smash

chocar

to smash into sth

chocar contra algo

smash (hit) N

smash (hit)

éxito m

smash in VB trans

smash in

forzar

to smash sb's face in inf

romperle la cara a alguien

smash up VB trans

smash up

hacer pedazos

smash up car

destrozar

smash-up N

smash-up

choque m violento

smash-and-grab raid [ˌsmæʃəndgræbˈreɪd] N Brit, Aus

smash-and-grab raid

robo m (en el que se rompe el escaparate de una tienda)

to be smashed to matchwood

hacerse añicos

španski

engleski

agarrarse una mamúa

to get smashed

encurdelarse (emborracharse) refl Arg Urug inf

to get smashed inf

engleski

španski

smashed ADJ inf

smashed

borracho, -a

to get smashed

emborracharse

I. smash [smæʃ] VB trans

1. smash (break):

smash

romper

smash

quebrar LatAm

smash glass

hacer pedazos

2. smash (crush):

smash

destruir

to smash a rebellion

acabar con una revuelta

3. smash SPORTS:

smash record

pulverizar

II. smash [smæʃ] VB intr

1. smash (break into pieces):

smash

romperse

smash

quebrarse LatAm

smash glass

hacerse pedazos

2. smash (strike against):

smash

chocar

to smash into sth

chocar contra algo

III. smash [smæʃ] N

1. smash (sound):

smash

estruendo m

2. smash (accident):

smash

colisión f

3. smash SPORTS:

smash

smash m

smash (hit) N

smash (hit)

éxito m

smash in VB trans

smash in

forzar

to smash sb's face in inf

romperle la cara a alguien

smash up VB trans

smash up

hacer pedazos

smash up car

destrozar

to smash sth to smithereens

hacer algo añicos

španski

engleski

agarrarse una mamúa

to get smashed

coger [o agarrar] un tablón

to get smashed

coger una trompa

to get smashed

hacer algo añicos

to smash sth up

Present

I	smash
you	smash
he/she/it	smashes
we	smash
you	smash
they	smash

Past

I	smashed
you	smashed
he/she/it	smashed
we	smashed
you	smashed
they	smashed

Present Perfect

I	have	smashed
you	have	smashed
he/she/it	has	smashed
we	have	smashed
you	have	smashed
they	have	smashed

Past Perfect

I	had	smashed
you	had	smashed
he/she/it	had	smashed
we	had	smashed
you	had	smashed
they	had	smashed

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

These, though, are merely fragments and potsherds, all dug up on the villages southeastern outskirts.

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Sponges are known for regenerating from fragments that are broken off, although this only works if the fragments include the right types of cells.

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The sandstone is derived from metamorphic and volcanic fragments.

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Several scattered populations survive in fragments of remnant bushland in a region which has been mostly cleared for agriculture.

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A small fragment of gold was found in association.

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