Pesquisar
to crunch
01
mastigar, triturar
to crush or grind something loudly and noisily with the teeth
Transitive: to crunch food
Example
The dog crunched the biscuit eagerly.
She crunched the popcorn while watching the show.
He crunched the potato chips loudly during the movie.
02
esmagar, far ruido
to make a loud, grinding sound, usually when something hard is pressed or broken
Intransitive
Example
The snow crunched underfoot as they walked through the park.
The twigs crunched when the squirrel scampered across them.
The gravel crunched as the truck drove by.
03
esmagar, triturar
to press or crush something with force, making a loud, harsh noise
Transitive: to crunch sth
Example
The machine crunched the metal parts into smaller pieces.
She crunched the dry leaves beneath her boots with each step.
He crunched the ice cubes with his teeth.
Crunch
01
crunch, exercício abdominal
*** an exercise in which you lie on your back and lift your head and shoulders off the ground to make your stomach muscles strong
02
crocância, esmigalhar
the sound of something crunching
03
crunch, esmagamento
the act of crushing
04
crise, escassez
a challenging situation caused by a shortage, such as time, money, or resources, that requires immediate attention or action
Example
The hospital experienced a staffing crunch during flu season.
The city encountered a housing crunch due to a rapid increase in population.
The team hit a resource crunch when supplies did n't arrive on time.
Exemplo
The dog crunched the biscuit eagerly.
She crunched the popcorn while watching the show.
He crunched the potato chips loudly during the movie.
She crunched the hard candy in her mouth, savoring the flavor.
