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cracked

/krækt/

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adjective

/krækt/B2formalbritish
  • ruИспользуется в британском английском для описания чего-либо как отличного или очень хорошего.

Used in British English to describe something as excellent or very good.

  1. Damaged with cracksA2formal

    Having a line or fissure on the surface, often due to damage or wear.

    ruТреснутый

    • The old vase was cracked and chipped.
    • He replaced the cracked windshield of his car.
    • The wall had a cracked surface from the earthquake.

    Synonymsbrokensplit

    Antonymsflawlessintactseamlessunbroken

  2. Mentally unstable or eccentricB2informal

    Informal term for someone who is crazy, eccentric, or not thinking clearly.

    ruС приветом

    • He's a bit cracked, but he's harmless.
    • After working all night, she felt completely cracked.
    • Don't listen to him; he's cracked in the head.

    Synonymsbattybonkerscrazydementedderangedinsanemadnutsscrewytouchedunbalancedunhinged

    Antonymsbalancedlucidrationalsanesoundstable

  3. Broken or ruinedB1informal

    Something that is no longer functional or in good condition.

    ruСломанный

    • The toy was cracked and wouldn't work anymore.
    • Her voice was cracked from shouting too much.
    • The cracked phone screen made it hard to read messages.

    Synonymsbrokendamagedruinedshatteredsplitwrecked

    Antonymsintactsoundunbrokenwhole

Forms
  • more cracked comparative form
  • most cracked superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

crack/kræk/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по разбиванию чего-либо с резким звуком или решения проблемы или кода.

A verb used to indicate the act of breaking something with a sharp sound, or solving a problem or code.

  1. A2formal

    To break or split something open, often with a sudden sharp sound.

    ruТрескаться

    • The egg cracked when she dropped it.
    • He cracked the nut open with a hammer.
    • The ice cracked under their weight.

    Synonymsbreakburstfractureshattersnapsplintersplit

    Antonymsfusejoinmendrepairseal

  2. Solve or decipherB1informal

    To solve a difficult problem, code, or puzzle.

    ruРазгадать

    • She finally cracked the mystery after hours of work.
    • The detective cracked the case with new evidence.
    • They cracked the encryption on the secret message.

    Synonymsbreakdecipherdecodefigure outpuzzle outsolveunravelwork out

  3. Hit sharplyB1informal

    To strike something with a sharp blow, often making a cracking sound.

    ruУдарить резко

    • He cracked his knee against the table.
    • The whip cracked loudly in the air.
    • She cracked the ball with her bat.

    Synonymsbangcloutpunchrapslapsmackthwackwhack

  4. Voice breakingB2informal

    To have one's voice break or change pitch, often from emotion or puberty.

    ruСрываться

    • His voice cracked with emotion during the speech.
    • The boy's voice cracked as he sang.
    • She cracked up laughing uncontrollably.

    Synonymsbreakfalterquaverwaver

Forms
  • cracked past participle
  • cracked past simple
  • cracking present participle
  • cracks third person singular

Phrasal variantscrack downcrack up

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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