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Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

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I. crush [Brit krʌʃ, americ krəʃ] SUBST

1. crush (crowd):

crush
in the crush
it was a crush coloq in the car

2. crush (infatuation):

crush coloq
to have a crush on sb

3. crush Brit (drink):

orange/lemon crush

II. crush [Brit krʌʃ, americ krəʃ] VERBO trans

1. crush fig:

crush (by force, argument) enemy, protester, uprising
crush protest
crush hopes
crush (by ridicule) person
to be crushed by ill-treatment, sorrow, tragedy

2. crush (squash):

crush (deliberately) can, fruit, vegetable
crush stone
crush ice
crush (in accident) person, vehicle
écraser (against contre)
crush part of body
to crush sth to a powder

3. crush (crease):

crush garment, fabric

4. crush (clasp):

crush

III. crush [Brit krʌʃ, americ krəʃ] VERBO intr

1. crush:

to crush forward
to crush together
to crush into room, vehicle

2. crush fabrics, garments:

crush

crush barrier SUBST Brit

crush barrier

I. crush up VERBO [Brit krʌʃ -, americ krəʃ -] (crush [sth] up, crush up [sth])

crush up biscuits
crush up rock

I. crush out VERBO [Brit krʌʃ -, americ krəʃ -] (crush [sth] out, crush out [sth])

crush out juice:

crush out

crush bar SUBST Brit

crush bar

man crush SUBST coloq

man crush
he has a man crush on him
he has a man crush on him
francês
francês
inglês
inglês
crush, scramble
it's a crush ou scramble
béguin coloq
crush
to have a crush on sb
crush
concasser CULIN, TÉC
to crush

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inglês
inglês
francês
francês

I. crush [krʌʃ] VERBO trans

1. crush (compress):

crush

2. crush (cram):

crush

3. crush (grind):

crush

4. crush (wrinkle):

crush papers, dress

5. crush (shock severely):

crush

6. crush fig (suppress):

crush a rebellion, an opposition

7. crush fig (ruin):

crush hopes

II. crush [krʌʃ] VERBO intr

1. crush (compress):

crush

2. crush (cram into):

crush

3. crush (hurry):

crush crowd

4. crush (wrinkle):

crush

III. crush [krʌʃ] SUBST

1. crush no pl (crowd of people):

crush

2. crush coloq (temporary infatuation):

crush
to have a crush on sb

3. crush (crushed ice drink):

crush
francês
francês
inglês
inglês
crush
crush
broyer aliments, ordures
to crush
concasser roche
to crush
to crush
to crush
pilonner ingrédients
to crush
laminer résistance
to crush
no Dicionário PONS
inglês
inglês
francês
francês

I. crush [krʌʃ] VERBO trans

1. crush (compress):

crush

2. crush (cram):

crush

3. crush (grind):

crush

4. crush (wrinkle):

crush papers, dress

5. crush (shock severely):

crush

6. crush fig (suppress):

crush a rebellion, an opposition

7. crush fig (ruin):

crush hopes

II. crush [krʌʃ] VERBO intr

1. crush (compress):

crush

2. crush (cram into):

crush

3. crush (hurry):

crush crowd

4. crush (wrinkle):

crush

III. crush [krʌʃ] SUBST

1. crush (crowd of people):

crush

2. crush coloq (temporary infatuation):

crush
to have a crush on sb

3. crush (crushed ice drink):

crush
francês
francês
inglês
inglês
crush
crush
concasser roche
to crush
broyer aliments, ordures
to crush
to crush
to crush
to crush
laminer résistance
to crush
Present
Icrush
youcrush
he/she/itcrushes
wecrush
youcrush
theycrush
Past
Icrushed
youcrushed
he/she/itcrushed
wecrushed
youcrushed
theycrushed
Present Perfect
Ihavecrushed
youhavecrushed
he/she/ithascrushed
wehavecrushed
youhavecrushed
theyhavecrushed
Past Perfect
Ihadcrushed
youhadcrushed
he/she/ithadcrushed
wehadcrushed
youhadcrushed
theyhadcrushed

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I actually painted the crush barriers red because they were so tattered.
www.eveningtimes.co.uk
And today the jury heard how that flawed crush barrier system had an impact on the day of the disaster.
www.liverpoolecho.co.uk
Afterward, the journalists rush to the "mixed zone," where they push up against crush barriers and wait for the players to appear after their showers.
ca.askmen.com
New crush barriers are to be introduced on the terrace behind the town-end goals which will allow for an increase in the overall ground capacity.
www.donegaldemocrat.ie
Crush barriers were not installed until 1951, after a 20,000 crowd had attended a match.
en.wikipedia.org