Crack
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British pronunciation/kɹˈæk/
American pronunciation/ˈkɹæk/

Définition et Signification de "crack"

to crack
01

se fendre, se fissurer

to break on the surface without falling into separate pieces
Intransitive
to crack definition and meaning
02

fendre, fissurer

to cause something to break, split, or fracture, often resulting in the formation of cracks or fissures
Transitive: to crack sth
to crack definition and meaning
03

craquer, frapper

to produce a sharp or explosive noise
Intransitive
04

craquer, contourner

to bypass or overcome a security system or barrier
Transitive: to crack a security system or barrier
05

frapper, donner un coup

to strike or hit someone or something with force
Transitive: to crack sb/sth
06

faire claquer, frapper

to cause something to produce a sharp or explosive noise
Transitive: to crack sth
07

craquer, fissurer

to break due to the application of force, stress, or pressure
Intransitive
08

décomposer, fracturer

to break down complex organic molecules into simpler compounds
Transitive: to crack organic molecules
09

révéler, divulguer

to reveal or disclose something suddenly or impulsively
Intransitive
10

craquer, céder sous pression

to become overwhelmed by intense psychological pressure
Intransitive
11

pirater, casser

to illegally access a computer system with harmful intent
Transitive: to crack a computer system
Crack
01

fissure, crevasse

a long narrow opening
02

fissure, crevasse

a narrow opening
03

claquement, bruit sec

a sudden sharp noise
04

fissure, craquement

a long narrow depression in a surface
05

fissure, craquement

the act of cracking something
06

essai, tentative

a usually brief attempt
07

craque

a purified and potent form of cocaine that is smoked rather than snorted; highly addictive
08

fissure, craquelure

a blemish resulting from a break without complete separation of the parts
09

remarque sarcastique, blague

witty remark
10

opportunité, occasion

a chance to do something
01

exceptionnel, d'une grande compétence

exceptionally skilled, excellent, or proficient

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The intense sunlight caused the dry soil to crack in the arid desert landscape.
The heat caused the pavement to crack, requiring repairs to prevent further damage.
The frozen lake began to crack as temperatures rose, creating patterns on the surface.
The painter noticed the old canvas beginning to crack, indicating the need for restoration.
The earthquake cracked the foundation of the house.
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