No. 6,208 in Swedish
krossat
"Crushed" or "shattered."
In a sentence
Jag såg det krossade glaset på golvet.
I saw the broken glass on the floor.
Here, 'krossade' is the past participle of 'krossa', meaning 'break' or 'smash', used as an adjective to describe the state of the glass.
Vi krossade motståndarna i matchen.
We crushed the opponents in the match.
In this sentence, 'krossade' is the simple past tense of 'krossa', meaning 'crushed' in the context of causing defeat or damage.
Han har krossat mitt förtroende.
He has shattered my trust.
'Krossat' here is the supine form of 'krossa', used after 'har' (has) to form the perfect tense, meaning 'shattered' or 'broke' in a metaphorical sense.
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