crush
کچلنے
definition
verb
you can crush a pill between two spoons
deform, pulverize, or force inwards by compressing forcefully.
the government had taken elaborate precautions to crush any resistance
(of a government or state) violently subdue (opposition or a rebellion).
noun
a number of youngsters fainted in the crush
a crowd of people pressed closely together, especially in an enclosed space.
she did have a crush on Dr. Russell
a brief but intense infatuation for someone, especially someone unattainable or inappropriate.
example
I have/had a 'crush' on a guy 10 years younger than me.
We had practically all the same classes together in the eighth grade and she somehow had a 'crush' on me close to the end of the year.
Does she dream nostalgically of the crowds and 'crush' of Christmas shopping in Coney Street, or roasting her chestnuts on a three-bar electric fire?
Was it really possible that some of my friends could potentially have a 'crush' on me?
My best friend started to have a crush on my guy friend at the same time she had a 'crush' on another guy.
It was also the beginnings of the 'crush' where we were and crowd surfers began coming closer to our heads.
it turns out she thought you were flirting with her 'crush'
Have you ever had a 'crush' on a fictional character?
The Gestapo took these efforts seriously enough to 'crush' them with the utmost ferocity.
Or add strawberry 'crush' , pineapple juice, and some mint.
Did you ever have a 'crush' on someone so off the beaten path that people just shake their heads at you in dismay when you mention it?
Increasingly repressive measures to 'crush' the rebellion have resulted in a death toll of 1,100 guerrillas, police and civilians over the past four years.
No, don't read anything into that, I don't have a 'crush' on my best friend, I'm not that sadly tortured, but I can admit he is cute.
My 'crush' and I walk home from school together because we live close to each other.
So while he continued his speech I struggled out through the 'crush' of the crowd to the quieter streets beyond the public square.
He said other staff warned the teacher that the youth might have a 'crush' on her, which should have been a ‘warning sign’, but she became more attracted to him.
I knew him casually but he wasn't the kind of guy I'd ever have a 'crush' on.
The drunken 'crush' of merrymakers swayed the curious crowd back and forth.
The news spread fast and the crowds became a 'crush' within a few hours.
I had a 'crush' on my cousin when I was in grade school.
Sometimes, I wanted to 'crush' him into little particles and then blow him off into the wind and never hear him and his lame jokes ever again.
a number of youngsters fainted in the 'crush'
lemon 'crush'
Sadly, most people were caught in a mobile 'crush' as crowds massed from one possible vantage point to another in search of York's secret firework display.
He stood on a banked terrace, leaning back against one of the stone walls which he supposed had been built to retain the 'crush' of the crowd.
With blood on my hands and forearms, I followed them downstairs and wandered through the crowd in the lobby, a 'crush' of scared and bewildered reporters and hotel staff.
Parents created a frenzied 'crush' of their own as they crowded around Gardai, begging for news of their loved ones.
The crowd would start to assemble early, a 'crush' on the sidewalk that spilled across the street into quiet Dolores Park.
the government had taken elaborate precautions to 'crush' any resistance
They are performing a state duty, which is to 'crush' the armed rebellion.
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