Crackle Meaning in English
word
ˈkɹækəɫ
KRAK-uhl
kɹˈækəl
KRAK-uhl
释义
To make a series of short, sharp, popping or cracking sounds, like fire, static, or old vinyl records.
用法与细微差别
Usually describes the sound of fire, static, or old records. Most often used as an intransitive verb: 'The fire crackled.' Can also be a noun for the noise itself. Not used for loud explosions or soft murmurs.
Spanish: crepitar - chisporrotearPortuguese (BR): crepitar - estalarPortuguese (PT): crepitar - estalarChinese (Simplified): 噼啪作响Chinese (Traditional): 劈啪作響Hindi: चमकना (आवाज़ के साथ) - चटचटानाArabic: تصدر صوت فرقعة - يطقطقBengali: চটচট করা - টকটক শব্দ করাRussian: потрескиватьJapanese: パチパチと音を立てるVietnamese: kêu lách táchKorean: 탁탁 소리를 내다Turkish: çıtırdamakUrdu: چٹکیاں لیناIndonesian: berkeretak
例句
The fire began to crackle in the fireplace.
basic
I like to crackle bubble wrap for fun.
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Old records often crackle when played.
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The radio started to crackle as the signal got weaker.
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Logs crackled under the campfire as we told stories.
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There’s something cozy about hearing bacon crackle in the pan.
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