0 to break something so that thin lines appear on its surface, or to become broken in this way -- rajar(se), agrietar(se)
1 to make a sudden, short noise -- hacer un chasquido, crujir
2 a line on the surface of something that is damaged -- grieta
Several cups had cracks in them.
3 a narrow space between two parts of something or between two things -- rendija
4 a sudden, short noise -- crujido, estallido
a crack of thunder
5 to break without separating into pieces -- rajarse
6 to break into pieces -- romper
8 to lose control because of stress -- desmoronarse
employees cracking under the pressure empleados desmoronándose bajo la presión
9 (of sb’s voice) to suddenly change in a way they cannot control -- quebrarse
10 to solve a difficult problem -- resolver
Crack the enemy’s code. Resuelve el código del enemigo.
11 to tell sb a joke -- bromear
Watch him cracking jokes with the kids. Míralo haciendo bromas con los niños.
12 not as good as people say it is -- no ser lo que parece
13 a line where sth is breaking -- grieta [ feminine ]
a crack in the mug una grieta en la taza
15 a weakness in a system, organization, or relationship -- grieta [ feminine ]
17 a type of pure cocaine -- crack [ masculine ]
young kids on crack niños pequeños en crack
18 very early in the morning -- al romper el alba
19 to try to do -- intento
Let’s take a crack at fixing this thing. Vamos a intentar arreglar esto.
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