mash

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BrE /mæʃ/ AmE /mæʃ/

verb / noun en → es

past mashed pp mashed ing mashing

1 COOKING [transitive] B1

to crush food, especially potatoes or vegetables, to make it soft and smooth

machacar, aplastar, triturar

  • mash something

Collocations mashed potatoes · mashed vegetables

  • She mashed the potatoes with butter and milk.

    Ella machacó las papas con mantequilla y leche.

2 BATTLE [transitive] C1

to attack an enemy or a place with force, especially using guns and bombs

atacar, bombardear, atacar con fuerza

  • mash something

Collocations mashed the city with bombs · mashed the enemy's position

  • The army mashed the enemy's position with heavy artillery.

    El ejército atacó la posición del enemigo con artillería pesada.

3 CRUSH [transitive] B2

to crush something completely, especially with a heavy object or machine

aplastar, triturar, machacar

  • mash something

Collocations mashed the car with a truck · mashed the fruit in a blender

  • The accident mashed the car into a heap of metal.

    El accidente aplastó el carro en un montón de metal.

1 FOOD [noun] B1

a soft, smooth mixture made by crushing food, especially potatoes or vegetables

puré, mezcla machacada, pasta

  • a mash of something

Collocations mashed potatoes · vegetable mash

  • Serve the fish with a side of mashed potatoes.

    Sirva el pescado con puré de papas.

2 MIX [noun] C1

a mixture of different things, especially in racing or sports

mezcla, combinación, conjunto diverso

  • a mash of something

Collocations mash race · mixed mash event

  • The competition was a real mash of different sports.

    La competencia fue una mezcla de diferentes deportes.