| 释义 |
- n.崩溃；坠毁；撞击；速成
- v.撞；破产；打碎；粉碎
- adj.紧急的
- adv.砰地一声
- 网络撞车；碰撞；坠落
第三人称单数：crashes 现在分词：crashing 过去式：crashed v.+n. plane crash,crash cause,avoid crash,crash car,aircraft crash adj.+n. serious crash,program crash,terrible crash,fatal crash v. collide,run into,break down,collapse,boom n. collision,accident,failure,breakdown,din 交通事故vehicle accident 1. | 撞车；碰撞；相撞an accident in which a vehicle hits sth, for example another vehicle, usually causing damage and often injuring or killing the passengers |
| A girl was killed yesterday in a crash involving a stolen car. 昨天有个女孩在一桩涉及窃车的撞车事故中丧生。 | | a car/plane crash 汽车撞车事故；飞机失事 |
巨响loud noise 2. | [ususing] （倒下、破碎等突然的）碰撞声，破裂声，碎裂声a sudden loud noise made, for example, by sth falling or breaking |
| The tree fell with a great crash. 那棵树哗啦一声倒了。 | | The first distant crash of thunder shook the air. 远处的第一声霹雳震撼了天空。 |
金融；商业in finance/business 3. | 暴跌；倒闭；破产；失败a sudden serious fall in the price or value of sth; the occasion when a business, etc. fails |
| the 1987 stock market crash 1987 年的股票市场暴跌 |
计算机技术computing 4. | （机器或系统，尤指计算机或计算机系统的）崩溃a sudden failure of a machine or system, especially of a computer or computer system |
交通工具of vehicle 1. | [i][t] 碰撞；撞击if a vehiclecrashes or the drivercrashes it, it hits an object or another vehicle, causing damage |
| I was terrified that the plane would crash. 飞机可能会失事，我吓坏了。 | | We're going to crash, aren't we? 我们要坠毁了，是不是？ | | A truck went out of control and crashed into the back of a bus. 货车失控撞上了一辆公共汽车的尾部。 | | He crashed his car into a wall. 他的汽车撞到了墙上。 |
猛撞；巨响hit hard/loud noise 2. | [i][t] （使）猛撞，碰撞to hit sth hard while moving, causing noise and/or damage; to make sth hit sb/sth in this way |
| A brick crashed through the window. 砖块哗啦一声砸入了窗户。 | | With a sweep of his hand he sent the glasses crashing to the floor. 他一挥手把眼镜摔到地上摔碎了。 | | The door crashed open. 那门砰的一声给砸开了。 | | She stormed out of the room and crashed the door shut behind her. 她愤怒地冲出房间并随手把门砰的一声关上。 |
3. | [i] 使发出巨响to make a loud noise |
| Thunder crashed overhead. 头顶上雷声隆隆。 |
金融；商业in finance/business 4. | [i] （突然）贬值，倒闭，失败；暴跌to lose value or fail suddenly and quickly |
| Share prices crashed to an all-time low yesterday. 昨天股票价格暴跌到了前所未有的最低纪录。 | | The company crashed with debts of £50 million. 那家公司由于负债 5 000 万英镑而告破产。 |
计算机技术computing 5. | [i][t] ~ (sth) 崩溃if a computercrashes or youcrash a computer, it stops working suddenly |
| Files can be lost if the system suddenly crashes. 要是计算机系统突然崩溃，文件就可能丢失。 |
体育运动in sport 6. | [t] (informal) ~ sth （比赛中）溃败，惨败to lose very badly in a sports game |
| The team crashed to their worst defeat this season. 那支队遭受了本赛季最严重的一次惨败。 |
睡觉sleep 7. | [i] (informal) ~ (out) 入睡；（在不常睡觉的地方）睡觉to fall asleep; to sleep somewhere you do not usually sleep |
| I was so tired I crashed out on the sofa. 我累极了，在沙发上就睡着了。 | | I've come to crash on your floor for a couple of nights. 我来你家打几个晚上的地铺。 |
医学medical 8. | [i] 心脏停止跳动if sbcrashes , their heart stops beating |
IDM a crashing bore 讨厌透顶的人a very boring person 1. | [obn] 应急的；速成的involving hard work or a lot of effort over a short period of time in order to achieve quick results |
| a crash course in computer programming 计算机编程速成课程 | | |
n. | 9. (坍塌等时的)猛烈声音,轰隆声,【戏剧】轰隆声发声装置 9. (坍塌等时的)猛烈声音,轰隆声,【戏剧】轰隆声发声装置 | v. | 1. (计划等)失败,破产,(飞机)坠毁,(飞机师)摔死,(汽车)碰撞,撞坏 2. 使粉碎,打碎,使(飞机)坠毁,击落(敌机),使(汽车)碰撞 4. 砰的碎掉,粉碎,哗啦一声坏掉,哗啦啦地倒塌,(雷、炮)隆隆地响,(轰隆一声)碰到,撞在 9. 〔美俚〕(从服用麻醉品迷幻状态中)恢复常态,醒过来 1. (计划等)失败,破产,(飞机)坠毁,(飞机师)摔死,(汽车)碰撞,撞坏 2. 使粉碎,打碎,使(飞机)坠毁,击落(敌机),使(汽车)碰撞 4. 砰的碎掉,粉碎,哗啦一声坏掉,哗啦啦地倒塌,(雷、炮)隆隆地响,(轰隆一声)碰到,撞在 9. 〔美俚〕(从服用麻醉品迷幻状态中)恢复常态,醒过来 | adj. | | adv. | |
n. | 1. a coarse linen or cotton cloth. 2. a collision involving a moving vehicle or aircraft 3. a loud noise such as that made by thunder or by something breaking violently into pieces 4. a sudden complete failure of a computer system, device, or program, usually with an accompanying loss of data 5. the financial collapse or failure of something such as a stock market, involving a massive drop in stock prices, or the collapse of a commercial business 6. an accident that happens when a moving vehicle hits something, causing damage 7. an occasion when a computer or a computer program suddenly stops working 8. a loud noise like the sound of two hard things hitting each other and breaking 9. a sudden fall in prices or in the value of the stock market 1. a coarse linen or cotton cloth. 2. a collision involving a moving vehicle or aircraft 3. a loud noise such as that made by thunder or by something breaking violently into pieces 4. a sudden complete failure of a computer system, device, or program, usually with an accompanying loss of data 5. the financial collapse or failure of something such as a stock market, involving a massive drop in stock prices, or the collapse of a commercial business 6. an accident that happens when a moving vehicle hits something, causing damage 7. an occasion when a computer or a computer program suddenly stops working 8. a loud noise like the sound of two hard things hitting each other and breaking 9. a sudden fall in prices or in the value of the stock market | v. | 1. to strike against something with great force, causing damage or destruction, or cause something such as a car to strike against something in this way 2. to make a loud noise, or cause something to make a loud noise 3. to break into pieces violently and noisily, or break an object in this way 4. to move noisily, destructively, or violently, or cause something to move in this way 5. to experience a sudden complete failure, or cause a computer system to have a sudden complete failure 6. to suffer financial collapse or failure 7. to decrease in value rapidly and steeply 8. to attend an event such as a party without an invitation 9. to sleep, especially somewhere other than usual when exhausted, or stay temporarily somewhere other than at home 10. to become depressed as the effects of a drug-induced high wear off 1. to strike against something with great force, causing damage or destruction, or cause something such as a car to strike against something in this way 2. to make a loud noise, or cause something to make a loud noise 3. to break into pieces violently and noisily, or break an object in this way 4. to move noisily, destructively, or violently, or cause something to move in this way 5. to experience a sudden complete failure, or cause a computer system to have a sudden complete failure 6. to suffer financial collapse or failure 7. to decrease in value rapidly and steeply 8. to attend an event such as a party without an invitation 9. to sleep, especially somewhere other than usual when exhausted, or stay temporarily somewhere other than at home 10. to become depressed as the effects of a drug-induced high wear off | adj. | 1. done intensively over a short period of time in order to achieve the desired results quickly 2. designed to be used during emergencies |
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