crash

Pronunciation

/kræʃ/

Crash: (noun) 1. An unexpected and forceful collision or failure, often causing damage. For example: “The car crashed into a tree.” 2. A sudden decline or breakdown in an economy or market. For example: “The stock market crashed in 2008.”
Air crash: A severe aircraft accident resulting in destruction or loss of life. For example: “The plane crashed into the mountains.”
Computer crash: A sudden failure of a computer system or software. For example: “My computer crashed when I tried to open that large file.”

To crash: 1. (verb) To collide with great force, often accidentally. For example: “The driver crashed his car into a wall.” 2. (verb) To abruptly stop functioning or fail. For example: “The laptop crashed after hours of continuous use.”
To crash a party: To unexpectedly enter or intrude on an event without invitation. For example: “He crashed the birthday party uninvited.”

Crashing: 1. Causing or indicating a sudden and violent impact or fall. For example: “The car’s engine was crashing loudly.” 2. (informal) Very impressive or spectacular. For example: “The fireworks display was a crashing success.”

Noun: “The airplane crash claimed several lives.”
Verb: “His computer crashed, losing all his work.”
Adjective: “The car’s engine was crashing hot, so he took it to the mechanic.”