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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary
she's clashed/crashed/crushed???
Last night she drank too much and
she's ( clashed / crashed / crushed ).
Which verb is correct in this context?
I heard this sentence in a movie or somthing,but
it's difficult for me to distinguish l and r.
she's ( clashed / crashed / crushed ).
Which verb is correct in this context?
I heard this sentence in a movie or somthing,but
it's difficult for me to distinguish l and r.
Top answer
crashed.
- crashed.
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"She crashed" means that she drank so much she passed out or fell asleep. Or it could mean she crashed her car, depending on the context.
"She's trashed" means that she got very drunk indeed.
"She's trashed" means that she got very drunk indeed.
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