The phrase "a complete smash" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has been very successful or has had a significant impact, often in a positive way.
Example: "The new restaurant was a complete smash, attracting long lines of customers from the very first day."
Alternatives: "a total hit" or "a resounding success".
The legacy of "Mythologies" falls short of the complete smashing of signs, the "semioclasm" Barthes wished for in his 1970 preface — neither he nor anyone else has solved the problem of why certain basic human longings for freedom, or heroes, or cleanliness attach themselves so easily to travel guides, bicycle races, plastics, and laundry detergent.
The legacy of "Mythologies" falls short of the complete smashing of signs, the "semioclasm" Barthes wished for in his 1970 preface neither he nor anyone else has solved the problem of why certain basic human longings for freedom, or heroes, or cleanliness attach themselves so easily to travel guides, bicycle races, plastics, and laundry detergent.
Sentencing him at the Old Bailey earlier, Judge Paul Worsley QC, said Lindo had "attacked a complete stranger and literally smashed his head in".
In such a context, under the banner of "creating a modern enterprise system," the work-unit system was smashed with a complete reshaping of the socialist employment structure.
Last Thursday night, after allegedly downing 10 schooners, four bourbons, and cocaine, Ryan Wells a 32 year old concreter randomly punched a complete stranger in the head, smashing his teeth and knocking him unconscious in the process.
The Dogs put up a complete performance, showing off their speed, attack and defensive pressure as they smashed Port 19.14 (128) to 9.10 (64) at Etihad Stadium.
Alternatively, you could smash some of the crystals before they rise so that they can not form a complete circle.
Music said, "You can forgive Cyrus's lack of poetic profundity because this is a dancefloor smash complete with ecstatic beats pummelling throughout".
Arsenal have certainly developed a mean streak in recent weeks, completing a smash-and-grab raid on Dortmund's Westfalenstadion with a second-half header from Aaron Ramsey after soaking up plenty of pressure from the home side.
Emenike's second goal of the game completed a smash-and-grab win and ensured that Nigeria are favourites to progress to their second straight World Cup when the two sides meet again in Calabar on 16 November.
