crispy

• Se dice de la comida que es firme, seca y se rompe fácilmente al morderla, a menudo con un sonido agradable; también puede referirse a algo crujiente al tacto o al oído.

Describes food that is firm, dry, and breaks easily when bitten, often with a pleasant sound.

1. Tender and brittleA2informalculinary

   Having a firm, dry, and easily broken texture, often associated with food that is cooked until it is lightly browned and crunchy.

   crujiente

   • The bacon was cooked until it was perfectly crispy.
   • She loves the crispy edges of a well-baked lasagna.
   • The fried chicken had a delightfully crispy coating.

   Sinónimosbrittlecrisp

   Antónimoschewyflabbylimpmushysoftsoggy

2. Fresh and firmA2informal

   Describing vegetables or fruit that are fresh and have a firm texture that breaks easily when bitten.

   Crujiente y fresco

   • The lettuce was crisp and fresh from the garden.
   • He bit into a crispy apple.
   • The celery sticks were cold and crispy.

   Sinónimoscrisp

   Antónimoslimpmushysoftsoggy

3. Brisk and invigoratingB1informal

   Describing weather or air that is fresh, cool, and stimulating.

   Fresco y vigorizante

   • The morning air was crisp and clean.
   • They enjoyed a walk in the crisp autumn weather.
   • The mountain breeze felt crisp against her face.

   Sinónimosbracingbriskcrispfreshinvigoratingnippyrefreshingsnappy

   Antónimosheavymuggyoppressivestiflingsultry