crash

el choque

noun

crash
[kræʃ]
sustantivo
1estruendo (m) (noise)
2choque (m) colisión (f) (accident)
  • car/train/plane crash -> accidente (m) de coche or carro or (Am) auto/tren/avión (CSur)
  • crash barrier (automóbiles) -> quitamiedos m inv
  • crash helmet (automóbiles) -> casco (m) (protector)
  • crash landing (aviación) -> aterrizaje (m) forzoso or de emergencia
3quiebra (f) (financiera), crac (m) (financial)
adjetivo
también:
  • crash course -> curso (m) intensivo
  • crash diet -> dieta (f) drástica
verbo transitivo
4(plane)
    estrellar
  • she crashed the car -> se estrelló con el coche or carro or (Am) auto (CSur)
5(familiar)
  • to crash a party -> colarse en una fiesta
verbo intransitivo
6romper (make noise) (waves)
  • the bookcase crashed to the ground -> la estantería cayó con estruendo
7chocar (cars)
  • to crash into -> estrellarse contra
8quebrar (business, economy)
9bloquearse, colgarse (informática)
10dormir (familiar) (sleep), sobar (español de España)
  • he lets me use his place as a crash pad -> me deja dormir or sobar en su casa (español de España)

crash [krash]
1Estrellar, hacer añicos (smash).
  • He crashed the car -> tuvo un accidente con el coche, chocó
2Colarse en. (Familiar) (m)
  • To crash a party -> colarse en una fiesta
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
3(Aer.) Estrellarse (collide). (n)
  • To crash into something -> estrellarse o chocar contra algo
4Desplomarse con gran estrépito. (n)
5Chocar. (n)
6Dar estallido, retumbar (make loud noise/thunder). (n)
  • The dishes crashed to the floor -> los platos se cayeron al suelo estrepitosamente
7Caer a pique, colapsar (shares). (Finanzas) (n)
8Quedarse a dormir (spend the night). (Coloquial) (n)
9Fallar. (Informática) (n)
va.
sustantivo
1Estrépito, estruendo, estampido (loud noise).
  • The crash of the waves -> el estruendo de las olas al romper
2Fracaso repentino.
3Choque, accidente (collision, accident).
  • Plane/car accidente aéreo/de automóvil -> 4. Derrumbe, desplome
4Crac, crack (financial failure).
5(Aer.) Aterrizaje violento.

crash [kræʃ]
noun
1 (noise) estrépito; (m) (thunder) estruendo; (m) (explosion) estallido; (m)
2 (accident) (Aut) choque; (m) (Aer) accidente; (m)
to have a crash (Aut) tener un accidente de coche; chocar con el coche; to be in a car/plane crash tener un accidente de coche/aviación
3 (Economics) [of stock exchange] crac; (m) [of business] (failure) quiebra; (f)
the 1929 crash la crisis económica de 1929
verb:transitive
1 (smash) [+car, aircraft etc] estrellar;into contra
he crashed his head against the wall se estrelló la cabeza contra la pared
2 (informal) (gatecrash)
to crash a party colarse en una fiesta; (informal)
verb:intransitive
1 (fall noisily) caer con estrépito; (move noisily) moverse de manera ruidosa
to come crashing down caer con gran estrépito
2 (have accident) tener un accidente; (Aer) estrellarse; caer a tierra; (collide) [+two vehicles] chocar
to crash into/through chocar estrellarse contra;or
3 (Economics) [+business] quebrar; [+stock exchange] sufrir una crisis
when the stock market crashed cuando la bolsa se derrumbó
4 (Comput) bloquearse; colgarse; (Esp)
...after the computer crashed for the second time in 10 days
5 (very_informal) (sleep) dormir; pasar la noche
adverb
he went crash into a tree dio de lleno contra un árbol
interjection
¡zas!; ¡pum!
modifier
[+diet etc] intensivo; acelerado
crash barrier (n) (Britain) (Aut) quitamiedos; (m) (at stadium etc) valla protectora; (f)
crash course (n) curso intensivo acelerado; (m)or
crash dive (n) [of submarine] inmersión de emergencia; (f)
crash helmet (n) casco protector; (m)
crash landing (n) aterrizaje forzoso de emergencia; (m)or
crash pad (very_informal) (n) guarida; (f) lugar donde dormir; (m)
crash programme (Britain)crash program (US) (n) programa de urgencia; (m)

Verb Conjugation for "crash"

Imperative
  • crash
  • you crash
  • he/she crashes
  • we crash
  • you crash
  • they crash
Preterite
  • I crashed
  • you crashed
  • he/she crashed
  • we crashed
  • you crashed
  • they crashed
Present Continuous
  • I am crashing
  • you are crashing
  • he/she is crashing
  • we are crashing
  • you are crashing
  • they are crashing
Present Perfect
  • I have crashed
  • you have crashed
  • he/she has crashed
  • we have crashed
  • you have crashed
  • they have crashed
Past Continuous
  • I was crashing
  • you were crashing
  • he/she was crashing
  • we were crashing
  • you were crashing
  • they were crashing
Past Perfect
  • I had crashed
  • you had crashed
  • he/she had crashed
  • we had crashed
  • you had crashed
  • they had crashed
Future
  • I will crash
  • you will crash
  • he/she will crash
  • we will crash
  • you will crash
  • they will crash
Future Perfect
  • I will have crashed
  • you will have crashed
  • he/she will have crashed
  • we will have crashed
  • you will have crashed
  • they will have crashed
Future Continuous
  • I will be crashing
  • you will be crashing
  • he/she will be crashing
  • we will be crashing
  • you will be crashing
  • they will be crashing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been crashing
  • you have been crashing
  • he/she has been crashing
  • we have been crashing
  • you have been crashing
  • they have been crashing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been crashing
  • you will have been crashing
  • he/she will have been crashing
  • we will have been crashing
  • you will have been crashing
  • they will have been crashing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been crashing
  • you had been crashing
  • he/she had been crashing
  • we had been crashing
  • you had been crashing
  • they had been crashing
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