crash
- noun
- /kræʃ/
- In a tragic accident, two people were killed in the crash of their car into a tree.
- car crash
- vehicle crash
- motor vehicle crash
So I agree with this frontal crash test in the lab.
- So I agree with this frontal crash test in the lab.
- We were short on a zarse car crash the last my last six months.
- to to film prior to the the planes crash and they were Israelis.
Examples
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After a suspicious April 1994 plane crash killed the presidents of Rwanda and Burundi, the genocide began.
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Bhabha died in 1966 in an airplane crash on a trip to Europe.
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Would you rather get in a plane crash or a train crash?
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- She said I was in a car crash.
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- One of the suspects died in the crash.
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They said she was killed in a car crash.
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In the headlines tonight, six people have been killed... in the crash of a light plane near Lake Tahoe.
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The news reported that multiple injuries occurred in a serious bus crash on the highway.
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Officials are investigating the cause of the airplane crash that resulted in several fatalities.
Synonyms
An unexpected event that causes harm or damage
A single strong blow against someone or something
A crash when two moving vehicles hit each other
To hit something by accident and cause a jolt
A serious accident involving vehicles like cars
Crash into each other while moving
Get hurt or have things damaged in an unexpected event
Hit something or someone while moving, causing a sudden strong crash
To hit each other and make a loud sound
A violent crash that causes a loud noise and damage
A serious road crash where vehicles hit each other hard
A violent crash of vehicles that causes damage
Compounds
- UK
A hard padded hat people wear when riding a bike or motorcycle to protect the head in a crash
A strong barrier at the side or middle of a road that stops cars from leaving the road
- Specialized
An accident when the small moving part that reads a hard drive touches the disk and destroys data
How Severe
Surface Forms
Etymology
Crash comes from a word that copies the sound of things breaking or hitting hard, like a loud bang. So a 'crash' is a violent collision or accident where things hit and break.