Is it a crash or a crush?

Crush is a common verb, meaning "crush, crush". It can also be used as a noun, meaning "crush" and can be understood as "crush". In everyday English, we can see many expressions related to crush, including idioms and slang.

The most common usage is to express a crush on someone, especially a crush. For example, she secretly loves him. She has a crush on him. Crush can also express strong feelings, especially love or interest. For example, I have a crush on skiing. I like skiing. Crush basically means "crush, smash" and is usually used to describe the situation in which an object is crushed to pieces. Crush not only means that an object has been crushed, but also means that mental stress or predicament makes people feel unbearable.

Bilingual example

Windmills are used to grind grain into flour.

Windmills are used to grind grain into flour.

It took him only 50 minutes to beat his opponent.

It took him only 50 minutes to beat his opponent.

I was not invited, which made me very depressed.

I was disappointed not to be invited.

Her refusal shattered all our hopes.

All our hopes were dashed when she refused.