crack
/kræk/
Break, fissure
📚 Meanings
- 1.
To break or cause something to break, often without complete separation.
"The sudden cold cracked the glass."
- 2.
To make a sudden, sharp sound, like a whip or a dry branch.
"Lightning cracked in the distance."
- 1.
A narrow opening or line of breakage, usually incomplete, on a surface.
"There's a crack in the wall."
- 2.
A sudden, sharp noise.
"We heard the crack of a twig underfoot."
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A small crack appeared in the old wooden floor.
A small crack appeared in the old wooden floor.
The ice cracked as he stepped onto it.
The ice cracked as he stepped onto it.
Suddenly, a loud crack of lightning split the sky.
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How do you pronounce crack?
crack is pronounced [/kræk/]. You can hear a native pronunciation on Smoveth.
What does crack mean?
crack means "Break, fissure". See the meanings and examples higher up on the page for the full picture.
How difficult is crack?
crack is a Intermediate-level word.
Can you give an example sentence with crack?
Example: "A small crack appeared in the old wooden floor." — used to mean "Break, fissure".
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