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I. crash <pl -es> [kræʃ] N

1. crash (accident):

crash
crash of plane
pad m

2. crash (noise):

crash
with a crash

3. crash comm:

crash
pad m

4. crash COMPUT:

crash

II. crash [kræʃ] VB intr

1. crash (have an accident):

crash driver, car
crash plane

2. crash (hit):

to crash into sth

3. crash (collide with):

to crash into sb/sth

4. crash:

crash (make loud noise) cymbals, thunder
crash door
crash (move noisily)
to crash against sth
to crash against sth waves

5. crash comm:

crash stockmarket
crash company

6. crash COMPUT:

crash
crash

7. crash sl (sleep):

to crash [out]

III. crash [kræʃ] VB trans

1. crash:

crash (damage in accident) car
crash plane
crash (deliberately)
to crash a car into sth
to crash a plane into sth

2. crash (make noise):

crash

3. crash inf (gatecrash):

to crash a party

'crash hel·met N

crash helmet

'sys·tem crash N COMPUT

system crash

crash-'land·ing N

crash-landing

'crash course N

crash course
crash course

'crash diet N

crash diet

'crash-test VB trans

to crash-test sth

'plane crash N

plane crash

'crash bar·ri·er N Brit, Aus

crash barrier

crash-'land VB intr

crash-land
Present
Icrash
youcrash
he/she/itcrashes
wecrash
youcrash
theycrash
Past
Icrashed
youcrashed
he/she/itcrashed
wecrashed
youcrashed
theycrashed
Present Perfect
Ihavecrashed
youhavecrashed
he/she/ithascrashed
wehavecrashed
youhavecrashed
theyhavecrashed
Past Perfect
Ihadcrashed
youhadcrashed
he/she/ithadcrashed
wehadcrashed
youhadcrashed
theyhadcrashed

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Not only did he manage to crash-land the plane before it disintegrated, but he and his observer leapt out as the fuselage collapsed.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Unlike other simulations of its time, landing on the nose-wheel would result in a crash due to gear collapse as in real life.
en.wikipedia.org
Another must is a good eye for detail to spot blemished bodywork or crash damage, and preferably some mechanical know-how, or a friend with some.
www.telegraph.co.uk
In 1960, they reunited in an airport, after both of their wives died in a tragic plane crash.
en.wikipedia.org
The tether handlers panicked and this resulted in a crash-landing, damaging the craft and breaking the rotors.
en.wikipedia.org