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crack up

/kræk ʌp/

الترجمة: فعل مركب يُستخدم للإشارة إلى الانفجار بالضحك أو إضحاك شخص ما، أو للإشارة إلى الانهيار النفسي أو العاطفي.

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verb

/kræk ʌp/B2formal
  • arفعل مركب يُستخدم للإشارة إلى الانفجار بالضحك أو إضحاك شخص ما، أو للإشارة إلى الانهيار النفسي أو العاطفي.

A phrasal verb used to indicate bursting into laughter or causing someone to laugh, or to suffer a mental or emotional breakdown.

غير معدود · متعدٍّ ولازم · فعل مركّب، قابل للفصل

  1. Laugh uncontrollablyinformal

    To suddenly start laughing very hard, often in a situation where it is inappropriate.

    arالانفجار بالضحك

    • His joke made everyone crack up.
    • She cracked up during the serious meeting.
    • The comedian's performance caused the audience to crack up.

    المرادفاتbreak up

  2. Suffer a mental breakdowninformal

    To become emotionally or mentally unstable due to stress or pressure.

    arانهيار عصبي

    • He cracked up under the pressure of his job.
    • After months of overwork, she finally cracked up.
    • The constant criticism caused him to crack up.

    المرادفاتbreak downfall apartgo to pieceslose itsnap

  3. Praise excessivelyinformalbritish

    To speak very highly of someone or something, often in an exaggerated way.

    arالإفراط في المدح

    • The critics cracked up the new movie as a masterpiece.
    • She cracked up her friend's cooking as the best she ever had.
    • He cracked up the new employee's skills to the manager.

    المرادفاتacclaimeulogizeextolhypelaudoverpraisepuff

    الأضدادbelittlecriticizedenigratedeprecatedisparage

الصيغ
  • cracked up past participle
  • cracked up past simple
  • cracking up present participle
  • cracks up third person singular

الفعل الأساسيcrack

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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