Is this sentence natural?
You know, I think I should be going now because my son has *crashed the party*
crash a party = ruin a party = spoil a party?
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thanks a lot
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Crash a party = To attend a party without being invited.
I heard there is a party going on down the street. Let's go crash the party!
I heard there is a party going on down the street, let's go crash it.
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Hey Amir. Crash a party would usually mean you are attending someone else's party without their permission. Usually a stranger would do this at someone's party.
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