He
smashed the TV to pieces after his team lose the game.
他的球队输掉比赛后，他把电视机摔得粉碎。
The car
smashed into a restaurant on the road.
汽车撞上了路上的一家餐馆。
The policemen
smashed the door open.
警察把门砸开了。
He
smashed the window with a rock.
他用石头砸碎了窗户。
The athlete
smashed the world record in the 100-meter dash.
这位运动员在100米短跑中打破了世界纪录。
The car
smashed into the barrier at high speed.
汽车以高速撞上了护栏。
She
smashed the guitar in a fit of rage.
她在愤怒的发作中砸烂了吉他。
The hurricane
smashed houses and trees along the coast.
飓风摧毁了沿海的房屋和树木。
The tennis player
smashed the ball with incredible force.
网球运动员以惊人的力量击球。
They
smashed the lock with a crowbar to gain entry.
他们用撬棍砸开了锁以进入。
The protesters
smashed the windows of the bank.
抗议者砸碎了银行的窗户。
The sound of glass smashing filled the room.
玻璃破裂的声音充满了整个房间。
The child accidentally
smashed his toy car.
孩子不小心把他的玩具车摔坏了。
The company has raked in over 400 million yuan ($59.7 million) in roughly a week since April 12, and the actual box-office income is widely anticipated to smash previous blockbuster records.
It is one of the few apps to come out of China to become a smash global hit.
Tencent owns Clash of Clans maker Supercell and the smash hit King of Glory, and still makes the majority of its profit from gaming.
The game, based on a legend with famous Chinese historical figures, has become a smash hit.
The number of parcels generated from the Singles Day promotion from Nov 11 through 16 is projected to smash last year's record of 657 million to hit 1 billion, putting mounting pressure on couriers as they overcome traffic congestion to satiate customers' appetite for sameday delivery, said Yu Yan, an official in charge of courier supervision under the State Post Bureau.
But producing a high-performance plane tire is not easy because it has to bear the weight of a plane full of passengers and cargo, resist the smash onto the ground, and remain stable on sun-baked ground as well as in skies under zero temperature.
China's coffeehouse and teahouse businesses are no stranger to cross-over smash hits that can excite consumers.
Director Guo Fan and his team behind the smash hit "The Wandering Earth" franchise have worked tirelessly to put Chinese science fiction on the big screen.
Industry insiders believe that film industrialization progress in China, characterized by a higher level of specialization in labor roles, has been a driving force behind the country's film sector growth, which has led to a surge in domestic smash hits.
In June, Heytea, a popular beverage chain headquartered in Guangdong, launched a new product that was inspired by and named after "A Dream of Splendor," a smash hit TV drama.