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bash¹ / bæʃ ; bæʃ /
◙verb
1. [I always + adv / prep, T] to hit someone or something hard, in a way that causes pain or damage
• 猛击，猛撞:
»Someone bashed him on the back of his head.
  有人猛击他的后脑勺。
»Police bashed down the door to get in.
  警察破门而入。
»bash sth on / against sth
»He bashed his head on the back of the seat.
  他一头撞在椅子背上。
▪ [+ into ]
»I accidentally bashed into a woman pushing a pram.
  我不小心撞到了一个正推着婴儿车的妇女。
2. [T] to criticize someone or something very strongly
• 严厉批评，猛烈抨击:
»He was always bashing the trade unions.
  他动不动就抨击工会。
♦-basher noun [C]
»union-bashers
  工会的批评者【PHR V】
◘bash on
• [BrE informal] to continue working in order to finish something
• 继续努力工作:
»Well, I'd better bash on.
  嗯，我得加把劲了。
◘bash sth∽out
• [informal] to produce something quickly or in great quantities but without much care or thought
• 大量地粗制滥造:
»I bashed out replies as fast as I could.
  我马马虎虎用最快的速度写了几封回信。
◘bash sb∽up
•to seriously hurt someone by attacking them violently
• 痛打，猛击

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bash²
◙noun [C]
1. [informal] a hard strong hit
• 猛击，痛打;
【SYN】 bang
▪ [+ on ]
»a bash on the head
  头上的一记痛击
2. [informal] a party or an event to celebrate something
• 热闹的聚会; 痛快的玩乐，狂欢:
»a birthday bash
  生日聚会
3. have a bash (at sth), [BrE spoken] to try to do something, especially when you are not sure that you will succeed
• 试试看:
»Why not have a bash at windsurfing?
  为什么不尝试一下帆板运动？


bash
bash / bæʃ / verb (informal)
1. ~ (into sb / sth) to hit sb / sth very hard
   猛击；猛撞:
  ▪ [VN]
   He bashed her over the head with a hammer.
   他用锤子猛击她的头部。
  ▪ [V]
   I braked too late and bashed into the car in front.
   我刹车太晚,撞上了前面的车。
⇨ note at hit
2. [VN] to criticize sb / sth strongly
   严厉批评:
   Bashing politicians is normal practice in the press.
   严厉批判政治人物乃是新闻界常事。
   a liberal-bashing administration
   打击自由主义的政府
⇨ see also bashing
PHRASAL VERBS
▪ ˌbash a'way (on / at sth) | ˌbash 'on (with sth) (BrE)
   to continue working hard at sth
   持续努力；持之以恒:
   He sat bashing away at his essay all day.
   他一整天都坐着不停地写文章。
   We'll never get finished at this rate. We'd better bash on.
   以这种速度我们永远也完成不了。我们最好加把劲。
▪ ˌbash sth ↔ 'down / 'in
   to destroy sth by hitting it very hard and often
   不断猛击使之毁坏:
   The police bashed the door down.
   警察用强力把门撞倒了。
   I'll bash your head in if you do that again.
   如果你再那么做,我就砸扁你的脑袋。
▪ ˌbash sth ↔ 'out
   to produce sth quickly and in large quantities, but not of very good quality
   大量粗制滥造
SYN   knock out :
   She bashed out about four books a year.
   她一年大概炮制出四本书。
▪ ˌbash sb 'up (BrE)
   to attack sb violently
   猛击某人

noun (informal)
1. a hard hit
   猛击；重击:
   He gave Mike a bash on the nose.
   他照着迈克的鼻子狠狠地给了一下。
2. a large party or celebration
   盛大的聚会；盛典:
   a birthday bash
   生日庆典
IDIOMS
▪ have a bash (at sth)
(BrE, informal)
   to try to do sth, especially when you are not sure if you will succeed
   尝试做(没有把握的事):
   I'm not sure I'll be any good but I'll have a bash.
   我不敢保证我能有什么用,但我会试试。

bash
I
/ˈbæʃ/ verb , bash·es, bashed, bash·ing
  1 a [  + obj  ] : to cause or allow (something, such as part of your body) to hit something very hard or forcefully
   She fell down and bashed [=banged] her knee against a rock.
   I bashed my arm against the door.
  1 b : to hit (someone or something) very hard or forcefully
   [  + obj  ] Someone bashed him over/on the head with a chair.
   [  no obj  ] The two cars bashed [=crashed] into each other.
  1 c [  + obj  ] : to hurt or damage (something) by hitting or beating
   They tried to bash the door open/down.
  — often + in
   He threatened to bash [=beat, smash] my head in.
  2 [  + obj  ] : to criticize or attack (a person or group)
   newspapers that use their editorial pages to bash [=harshly criticize] the president
   groups accused of gay bashing [=criticizing or attacking gay people]
   celebrity bashing
  bash away [  phrasal verb  ]
    Brit    informal   : to work hard at something
    The children are bashing away [=(US) banging away] at their homework.
  bash on [  phrasal verb  ]
    Brit    informal   : to continue to work hard at something
    You're not finished yet? Well, bash on. [=press on]
  bash out [  phrasal verb  ]
   bash out (something) or bash (something) out Brit, informal : to produce (something) quickly
    He bashed out [=banged out] an angry letter to the editor.
  bash up [  phrasal verb  ]
   bash up (someone) or bash (someone) up chiefly Brit, informal : to attack (someone)
    A group of older girls bashed up [=beat up] the sisters.
  basher noun , pl   -ers [  count  ]
   celebrity bashers [=people who criticize celebrities]
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II
noun , pl   bashes [  count  ]
  1 : a big or exciting party
   We threw her a birthday bash.
  2 : a hard and powerful hit or blow
   She gave me a bash on the head.
  have a bash at
    Brit    informal   : to try or attempt (something)
    I've never done it before, but I'll have a bash at it.