smash in English: To break something into small pieces with a lot of force. (verb)

Translation

To break something into small pieces with a lot of force.

Word origin

Probably an imitative word, made from the sound of something breaking, close to smack and crash.

Verb typeregular (smash, smashes, smashed)

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"Smashed" is the past form of "smash".

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Here "smash" means to break the glass on purpose.

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"Smash into" means to hit something very hard.

break

To make something come apart into pieces, or to stop it working.

hit

To move your hand or an object quickly and hard against something.

crash

An accident in which a car, a train, or a plane hits something hard.

glass

A cup with no handle, made of a hard, clear material, that you drink from.

drop

To let something fall from your hand to the ground.

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