Examples of using Smashed up in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They smashed up the place.
Boat was wrecked, my head was smashed up.
They smashed up my house.
Are those the cookies my brother sent you, all smashed up?
She smashed up her hand.
But they found some broad at his house, completely smashed up.
Who smashed up the medicomp?
That's a lot of people… all smashed up by something I did.
Smashed up before we got there.
So we got a car smashed up in the park.
DC police found her car on 17th Street all smashed up.
You smashed up somebody's car?
When you shot up the sleeping bag, we smashed up the bones.
Oh, um, I smashed up the hire car.
Dirty dishes from a TV meal Through a smashed up window.
Just some smashed up and missing memorabilia.
Police found her car on 17th Street all smashed up; it was broadsided.
It was pretty smashed up, but the inside still worked.
It's nothing like a tsunami or a Katrina: too few crying children and smashed up houses.
Jesus, maybe he smashed up the car again!
It's nothing like a tsunami or a Katrina: too few crying children and smashed up houses.
It's like somebody smashed up a lot of old statues.
And then we did us some drinking, then we hied on down that mountain and we smashed up a couple of them coal company machines.
My brother smashed up my car and I need $5000 to get it fixed.
If you didn't hit feet first,you would have smashed up your insides like hitting concrete.
They were careless people, Tom and Daisy- they smashed up things and creatures and then retreated back into their money or their vast carelessness or whatever it was that kept them together, and let other people clean up the mess they had made….
My source had her face smashed up in her hotel room by Freddie Hamid.
But normally what happens is[the Maya] smashed up a building and then built on top of it, so when you dig into a building you don't find very much of their decoration.".
It's like when I was all smashed up, you know and half-awake and unconscious-like.
Nicholson notoriously smashed up another car with a golf club in a famous road rage incident.