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smashing

[smash-ing] / ˈsmæʃ ɪŋ /






















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As a player, he set the record for the fastest century in Test history, smashing 100 runs for New Zealand off just 54 balls.

From The Wall Street Journal

Maldonado and Hernandez were smashing windows and pounding on the door when officers showed up and arrested them, the man testified.

From Los Angeles Times

Ms Heer said that the red team had taken three minutes to gain access to factory, first cutting into a roller door and then smashing through it with the prison van.

From BBC

And the Manchester City striker will be one of the players to watch in North America after smashing in 16 goals during qualifying.

From Barron's

“For guys, specifically, from my experience, it’s purely a smashing app.”

From Los Angeles Times