撞機

撞机
zhuàngjī
  1. (of an airplane) to collide (with another plane midair)
  2. to crash

CEDICT

Entry Composition

1 撞 zhuàng
  1. to knock against
  2. to bump into
  3. to run into
  4. to meet by accident
2 機 jī
  1. (bound form) machine; mechanism
  2. (bound form) aircraft
  3. (bound form) an opportunity
  4. (bound form) crucial point; pivot
  5. (bound form) quick-witted; flexible
  6. (bound form) organic

Related entries

碰撞 pèngzhuàng
  1. to collide
  2. collision
宇航服保护宇航员们不会因和微小宇宙尘埃碰撞而受伤。

Spacesuits protect astronauts from being injured from impacts of small bits of space dust.

Source: Tatoeba

衝撞 chōngzhuàng
  1. to collide
  2. jerking motion
  3. to impinge
  4. to offend
  5. to provoke
宕機 dàngjī (of a computer, server etc) to crash
服务器宕机了。

The server was down.

Source: Tatoeba

崩盤 bēngpán
  1. (finance) to crash
  2. to collapse
  3. crash
在十九世纪三十年代的大萧条时期，许多富人在股市崩盘中失去了一切。

During the Depression in the 1930's, many wealthy people lost everything in the stock market crash.

Source: Tatoeba

撞車 zhuàngchē
  1. to crash (into another car)
  2. (fig.) (of opinions, schedules etc) to clash
  3. (of subject matter) to be the same
他撞车是因为有人在刹车上做了手脚。

He crashed his car because someone tampered with the brakes.

Source: Tatoeba

死機 sǐjī to crash (of a computer)
电脑死机了。

My computer has frozen.

Source: Tatoeba

閃退 shǎntuì (of an app) to crash
死當 sǐdàng
  1. to flunk (Tw)
  2. (computing) to crash
  3. to stop working
當掉 dàngdiào
  1. to fail (a student)
  2. to pawn
  3. (of a computer or program) to crash
  4. to stop working