crushed

crush (someone or something) (in)to (something)

To pulverize or break something into a certain condition or state. I crushed the cookies into crumbs and added them to the icing. The fallen tree branch crushed the car's windshield to pieces.

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crush (up) against (someone or something)

To have a heavy physical impact on someone or something. Molly had to go to the hospital after the door in the lobby crushed up against her hand. The singer's screaming fans crushed against the fence in front of the stage.

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crush down

1. To physically push someone or something down; to flatten someone or something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "crush" and "down." If you just crush down these clothes, I think you'd be able to fit more in your suitcase.

2. To suppress or subdue someone or something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "crush" and "down." The boss is always quick to crush down any dissent in our department.

crush in

To push something inward. A noun or pronoun can be used between "crush" and "in." The fallen tree branch crushed in the roof of my car, hence the huge dent where it landed.

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crush it

To succeed at something in a particularly impressive way. Often used in the past tense. Her presentation for the CEO went really well. She totally crushed it! That band always crushes it, so I'm not surprised their halftime performance was spectacular.

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crush out

1. To squeeze something out (of something else). A noun or pronoun can be used between "crush" and "out." This hat is too tight—it's crushing my brains out! This kind of juicer chews up the fruit and vegetables before crushing out their juice.

2. To extinguish something by crushing it, especially a cigarette. A noun or pronoun can be used between "crush" and "out." I took one last drag and crushed the cigarette out in the ashtray. The detective crushed out his cigarette angrily and stormed out of the room.

crush up

To pulverize or break something into a smaller state or finer substance. A noun or pronoun can be used between "crush" and "up." If I don't crush up the pill and mix it into my daughter's apple sauce, she won't take it.

crushed by

1. Physically flattened or injured by the weight or force of something. Molly had to go to the hospital after her hand was crushed by one of the doors in the lobby.

2. Saddened or discouraged by something. Henry was totally crushed by the news that he didn't get into his dream school.

crush someone or something down

1. Lit. to press or force someone or something down. Crush the leaves down so you can put more into the basket. Crush down the leaves and fill the basket higher.

2. Fig. to suppress someone or something. The dictator crushed the opposition down ruthlessly. He crushed down all political opposition. The army crushed the peasants down ruthlessly.

crush something in

to force something inward; to break something in. The beam nearly crushed Jason's head in. He tried to crush in the door.

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crush something up (into something)

to press or grind something with great force until it is reduced to something smaller. The chef crushed the almonds up into a powder and sprinkled them on the dessert. The machine crushed up all the glass into tiny bits.

crush something up (into something)

crushed by something

Fig. demoralized; having hurt feelings. The whole family was completely crushed by the news. I was just crushed by your attitude. I thought we were friends.

See also: by, crushed

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

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crush (someone or something) (in)to (something)
crush to
grind (something) into (something)
grind into
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grind to
grind (something) to (something)
frosting/icing on the cake, the
go near (someone or something)

References in periodicals archive

The crushed and broken stone mining and quarrying market consists of sales of crushed and broken stone by entities (organizations, sole traders and partnerships) that mine and quarry crushed and broken stone.

Global Crushed Stone Mining Market Report 2019 Featuring Lafarge Holcim, 3M, Vulcan, CRH PLC, HeidelbergCement

Nally & Gibson Georgetown Quarry Stone, crushed

Underground Mines List (Nonmetallic Minerals)

"England is my second home and we are going to have to do a song about that crushed Ferrari now."

FROM FERRARI SCRAP TO RAP! AMERICAN RAPPER INTENDS TO WRITE SONG ABOUT PAL'S CRUSHED SUPERCAR

From the experiment and simulation results, we obtain the average particle size of the crushed material and calculate the crushing ratio.

Experimental Study on Limestone Cohesive Particle Model and Crushing Simulation. (Research Article)

Decreased bioavailability of a sustained-release formulation of theophylline, which is likely to reduce efficacy, was observed when it was crushed and administered via nasogastric tube.

Pitfalls of administering drugs via nasogastric tubes

This development will surely come as a shock to those who haul flattened and crushed cars.

Ready to roll? The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration issued cargo securement regulations for crushed autos without seeking advance input from industry associations

Ten finalists will have to answer questions on air and if the last finalist answers the question correctly they will win the car but if they answer the question wrongly, the car will be crushed.

High price for being wrong

Before installing the new equipment, Scana separated sand from the castings via mechanical shakeout, after which the lumps of sand were crushed and sieved.

Moving away from silica sand

Alternative surfaces on accessible trails may include wood shavings, crushed shell or gravel, pine needles, crushed limestone or granite.

Happy trails to you. (Shrewd Moves)

drum, positioned under the machine, stores the crushed filters as waste oil which is deposited into a drum or bulk tank by a drain located under the crushing chamber.

Truck Filter Crusher

A study at the University of Wisconsin at Madison by soil scientist Richard Wolkowski, published in the January-February 2000 issue of Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis, found that clean scrap gypsum wallboard can be crushed and applied to alfalfa as fertilizer.

Turning Wallboard Out to Pasture

Together with high volumetric capabilities and high power, the crushed product is also much finer.

Pre-crushing -- cone crushers are back

Sustained-release and enteric-coated medications should not be crushed. A sustained-release medication contains small particles of a drug coated with materials requiring varying amounts of time to dissolve.

Dos and DOSES

crushed garlic 1/2 cup chopped onion 1/2 cup chopped zucchini 1/4 cup chopped sweet red

Light home cooking

Sweeting, it suggests a possible answer to some vexing questions about why certain crystals emit light as they're crushed. Her newest research, reported last month in Toronto at the Third Chemical Congress of North America, not only explains the candy spectable but also indicates a possible general mechanism behind triboluminescene--a phenomenon first reported by Francis Bacon some 400 years ago.

The electric Life Saver effect: wintergreen-candy research is sparking new interest in triboluminescence

词组	crushed
释义	crushed crush (someone or something) (in)to (something) To pulverize or break something into a certain condition or state. I crushed the cookies into crumbs and added them to the icing. The fallen tree branch crushed the car's windshield to pieces. See also: crush crush (up) against (someone or something) To have a heavy physical impact on someone or something. Molly had to go to the hospital after the door in the lobby crushed up against her hand. The singer's screaming fans crushed against the fence in front of the stage. See also: crush crush down 1. To physically push someone or something down; to flatten someone or something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "crush" and "down." If you just crush down these clothes, I think you'd be able to fit more in your suitcase. 2. To suppress or subdue someone or something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "crush" and "down." The boss is always quick to crush down any dissent in our department. See also: crush, down crush in To push something inward. A noun or pronoun can be used between "crush" and "in." The fallen tree branch crushed in the roof of my car, hence the huge dent where it landed. See also: crush crush it To succeed at something in a particularly impressive way. Often used in the past tense. Her presentation for the CEO went really well. She totally crushed it! That band always crushes it, so I'm not surprised their halftime performance was spectacular. See also: crush crush out 1. To squeeze something out (of something else). A noun or pronoun can be used between "crush" and "out." This hat is too tight—it's crushing my brains out! This kind of juicer chews up the fruit and vegetables before crushing out their juice. 2. To extinguish something by crushing it, especially a cigarette. A noun or pronoun can be used between "crush" and "out." I took one last drag and crushed the cigarette out in the ashtray. The detective crushed out his cigarette angrily and stormed out of the room. See also: crush, out crush up To pulverize or break something into a smaller state or finer substance. A noun or pronoun can be used between "crush" and "up." If I don't crush up the pill and mix it into my daughter's apple sauce, she won't take it. See also: crush, up crushed by 1. Physically flattened or injured by the weight or force of something. Molly had to go to the hospital after her hand was crushed by one of the doors in the lobby. 2. Saddened or discouraged by something. Henry was totally crushed by the news that he didn't get into his dream school. See also: by, crushed Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. crush someone or something down 1. Lit. to press or force someone or something down. Crush the leaves down so you can put more into the basket. Crush down the leaves and fill the basket higher. 2. Fig. to suppress someone or something. The dictator crushed the opposition down ruthlessly. He crushed down all political opposition. The army crushed the peasants down ruthlessly. See also: crush, down crush something in to force something inward; to break something in. The beam nearly crushed Jason's head in. He tried to crush in the door. See also: crush crush something up (into something) to press or grind something with great force until it is reduced to something smaller. The chef crushed the almonds up into a powder and sprinkled them on the dessert. The machine crushed up all the glass into tiny bits. See also: crush, up crush something up (into something) to press or grind something with great force until it is reduced to something smaller. The chef crushed the almonds up into a powder and sprinkled them on the dessert. The machine crushed up all the glass into tiny bits. See also: crush, up crushed by something Fig. demoralized; having hurt feelings. The whole family was completely crushed by the news. I was just crushed by your attitude. I thought we were friends. See also: by, crushed McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: crush crush (someone or something) (in)to (something) crush to grind (something) into (something) grind into crush up grind to grind (something) to (something) frosting/icing on the cake, the go near (someone or something) References in periodicals archive The crushed and broken stone mining and quarrying market consists of sales of crushed and broken stone by entities (organizations, sole traders and partnerships) that mine and quarry crushed and broken stone. Global Crushed Stone Mining Market Report 2019 Featuring Lafarge Holcim, 3M, Vulcan, CRH PLC, HeidelbergCement Nally & Gibson Georgetown Quarry Stone, crushed Underground Mines List (Nonmetallic Minerals) "England is my second home and we are going to have to do a song about that crushed Ferrari now." FROM FERRARI SCRAP TO RAP! AMERICAN RAPPER INTENDS TO WRITE SONG ABOUT PAL'S CRUSHED SUPERCAR From the experiment and simulation results, we obtain the average particle size of the crushed material and calculate the crushing ratio. Experimental Study on Limestone Cohesive Particle Model and Crushing Simulation. (Research Article) Decreased bioavailability of a sustained-release formulation of theophylline, which is likely to reduce efficacy, was observed when it was crushed and administered via nasogastric tube. Pitfalls of administering drugs via nasogastric tubes This development will surely come as a shock to those who haul flattened and crushed cars. Ready to roll? The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration issued cargo securement regulations for crushed autos without seeking advance input from industry associations Ten finalists will have to answer questions on air and if the last finalist answers the question correctly they will win the car but if they answer the question wrongly, the car will be crushed. High price for being wrong Before installing the new equipment, Scana separated sand from the castings via mechanical shakeout, after which the lumps of sand were crushed and sieved. Moving away from silica sand Alternative surfaces on accessible trails may include wood shavings, crushed shell or gravel, pine needles, crushed limestone or granite. Happy trails to you. (Shrewd Moves) drum, positioned under the machine, stores the crushed filters as waste oil which is deposited into a drum or bulk tank by a drain located under the crushing chamber. Truck Filter Crusher A study at the University of Wisconsin at Madison by soil scientist Richard Wolkowski, published in the January-February 2000 issue of Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis, found that clean scrap gypsum wallboard can be crushed and applied to alfalfa as fertilizer. Turning Wallboard Out to Pasture Together with high volumetric capabilities and high power, the crushed product is also much finer. Pre-crushing -- cone crushers are back Sustained-release and enteric-coated medications should not be crushed. A sustained-release medication contains small particles of a drug coated with materials requiring varying amounts of time to dissolve. Dos and DOSES crushed garlic 1/2 cup chopped onion 1/2 cup chopped zucchini 1/4 cup chopped sweet red Light home cooking Sweeting, it suggests a possible answer to some vexing questions about why certain crystals emit light as they're crushed. Her newest research, reported last month in Toronto at the Third Chemical Congress of North America, not only explains the candy spectable but also indicates a possible general mechanism behind triboluminescene--a phenomenon first reported by Francis Bacon some 400 years ago. The electric Life Saver effect: wintergreen-candy research is sparking new interest in triboluminescence
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