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mashes

/ˈmæʃɪz/

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verb

捣碎，压成糊状

To convert into a mash; to reduce to a soft pulpy state by beating or pressure

Examples :

"The potatoes need to be mashed."

这些土豆需要捣碎成泥。

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verb

糖化

In brewing, to convert (for example malt, or malt and meal) into the mash which makes wort.

Examples :

"The brewer mashes the barley to create the sweet liquid that will become beer. "

酿酒师糖化大麦，从而得到可以用来酿啤酒的甜液体。

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verb

压碎，捣碎。

To press down hard (on).

Examples :

"to mash on a bicycle pedal"

用力踩自行车脚蹬。

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verb

压碎，捣碎。

Examples :

"The chef mashes the cooked potatoes with a fork to make mashed potatoes. "

厨师用叉子把煮熟的土豆压碎，做成土豆泥。

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verb

泡，沏

To prepare a cup of tea in a teapot; to brew (tea).

Examples :

""Every afternoon, my grandma mashes a pot of tea for us to enjoy with cookies." "

每天下午，我奶奶都会泡一壶茶，让我们就着饼干一起享用。

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verb

猛烈撞击，捣碎

To act violently.

Examples :

"The angry student mashes the keyboard, frustrated with the difficult assignment. "

那个愤怒的学生因为困难的作业感到沮丧，猛烈地敲打键盘。

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调情，眉来眼去

To flirt, to make eyes, to make romantic advances

Examples :

""During the party, John always mashes on Sarah, trying to get her attention." "

派对上，约翰总是对莎拉调情，想引起她的注意。

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