No. 1,567 in Swedish
smäll
"Smäll" means "bang," "crash," or "blow."
In a sentence
Jag hörde en stor smäll från köket.
I heard a loud bang from the kitchen.
In this sentence, 'smäll' refers to a loud explosive noise, possibly from something breaking or falling.
Efter olyckan fick jag en smäll på armen.
After the accident, I got a hit on my arm.
Here, 'smäll' is used to describe a physical impact, referring to the act of getting hit.
Det var en riktigt hård smäll när bilen körde in i stolpen.
It was a really hard impact when the car drove into the pole.
In this context, 'smäll' is used to describe the forceful collision or crash.
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