crackling

• Descreve uma série de sons agudos e estalados, frequentemente associados ao fogo, à eletricidade estática ou a alimentos crocantes; também pode descrever algo que produz esses estalos.

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.

   Estaladiço

   • 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.

   Sinônimospoppingsizzling

2. Lively and energeticB2informal

   Full of energy, excitement, or vitality.

   Vibrante

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

   Sinônimosdynamiceffervescentelectricenergeticlivelyscintillatingsparklingvivacious

   Antônimosdulllifelesslistlesssluggish

• Substantivo que designa uma série de estalos ou crepitações, ou a pele dourada e crocante da carne de porco assada ou frita.

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

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1. Crispy pork skinB1informalbritishculinary

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

   Torresmo

   • 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.

   Estalo

   • 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.

   Sinônimoscracklecrepitationpoppingsizzlesputtering

• Verbo usado para descrever uma série de sons curtos, agudos e crepitantes, frequentemente semelhantes aos do fogo, de folhas secas ou de eletricidade estática.

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.

   Estalar

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

   Sinônimoscrackcrepitatepoprustlesizzlesnapsputter

2. Produce a crackling effectB2informal

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

   Crepitar

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

   Sinônimoscrepitatepopsizzlesnapsputter