Translations for „smithereens“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

smith·er·eens [ˌsmɪðəˈri:nz] N pl

to blow/smash sth to smithereens

razpočiti se/razbiti na tisoč koščkov

Usage examples with smithereens

to blow/smash sth to smithereens

razpočiti se/razbiti na tisoč koščkov

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English

Sometimes they find pieces of other birds, blown to smithereens by something beyond avian comprehension.

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The same volatile deposit was sometimes known to blow winter ice to smithereens in dramatic, dangerous burps.

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When a bird flies over a block, it occasionally will peck it to smithereens.

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They had fought their way up the beaches, seeing friends being blown to smithereens around them.

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If you weren't getting blown to smithereens or developing scurvy, you were probably drinking grog to dull the boredom of life at sea.

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Although he believed the film conjures a wonderful anticipatory mood of dread in the first 30 minutes, he ultimately believed the film then blows it to stylish smithereens.

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In phrases such as' to explode into smithereens'.

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It is still a saying that something was broken to smithereens: pillunpreiksi.

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This performance was only an amplified version of that and it succeeded in not only shedding it, but blowing it to smithereens.

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To absorb and store this huge burst without blowing the facility to smithereens, we'd need super-heavy duty electrical circuits and capacitors.

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