crackling

• Beschreibt eine Folge scharfer, knisternder Geräusche, oft in Verbindung mit Feuer, statischer Elektrizität oder knusprigem Essen. Bezieht sich auch auf die knusprige Textur oder Kruste von gebratenem Fleisch, insbesondere Schweinebraten.

Describes a series of sharp, snapping sounds, often associated with fire, static electricity, or crisp food.

1. Making a series of sharp soundsB2formal

   Producing a rapid succession of short, sharp, snapping sounds.

   Knisternd

   • The crackling fire kept us warm all night.
   • We could hear the crackling leaves under our feet.
   • The crackling sound of the radio indicated a bad signal.

   Synonymepoppingsizzling

2. Lively and energeticB2informal

   Full of energy, excitement, or vitality.

   Sprudelnd

   • The crackling atmosphere at the concert was electric.
   • Her crackling wit kept the audience entertained.
   • The crackling conversation at the party lasted until dawn.

   Synonymedynamiceffervescentelectricenergeticlivelyscintillatingsparklingvivacious

   Antonymedulllifelesslistlesssluggish

• Substantiv, das eine Reihe scharfer, knisternder Geräusche bezeichnet oder die knusprige, gebräunte Haut von gebratenem Schweinefleisch.

A noun referring to a series of sharp, snapping sounds, or the crisp, browned skin of roasted pork.

unzählbar

1. Crispy pork skinB1informalbritishculinary

   The crisp, browned skin of roast pork, often served as a snack or side dish.

   Kruste

   • I love the crackling on a Sunday roast.
   • The chef served the pork with extra crispy crackling.
   • She ordered a plate of crackling as a starter.

2. Crackling soundB2formal

   A series of small, sharp, snapping sounds, like those made by burning wood or static electricity.

   Knistern

   • The crackling of the fire was soothing.
   • We heard the crackling of static on the radio.
   • The crackling of leaves underfoot signaled autumn's arrival.

   Synonymecracklecrepitationpoppingsizzlesputtering

• Verb, das eine Reihe kurzer, scharfer, knisternder Geräusche beschreibt, oft wie von Feuer, trockenem Laub oder statischer Elektrizität.

A verb used to describe a series of short, sharp, snapping sounds, often like those made by fire, dry leaves, or static electricity.

1. Make a sharp soundB1formal

   To make a series of short, sharp, snapping sounds, like a fire or dry leaves.

   Knacken

   • The logs crackled loudly in the fireplace.
   • Dry leaves crackled under her feet as she walked.
   • The radio began to crackle with static.

   Synonymecrackcrepitatepoprustlesizzlesnapsputter

2. Produce a crackling effectB2informal

   To emit a sound resembling the breaking of small, brittle objects.

   Knacken

   • The old vinyl record crackled as it played.
   • The fire crackled and popped, warming the room.
   • The speaker crackled with interference during the broadcast.

   Synonymecrepitatepopsizzlesnapsputter