Čo znamená crack up v angličtine a aká je definícia crack up?

V tomto najautoritatívnejšom anglickom slovníku sa môžete naučiť crack up výslovnosť, gramatika a synonymá.

crack up Význam & definícia

0 to become mentally ill:
- I think she's cracking up.
1 an occasion when something that was joined together or united breaks into separate parts:
- The story depicts the crack-up of the writers' own partnership.
- The empire became ungovernable, resulting in a total crack-up.
- He had what he calls a "crack-up" when he was a young journalist.
2 someone or something that is very funny:
- His friends find him a crack-up.
- The show is a crack-up from start to finish.

Following the great Democratic crack-up, she may be the best person to put her party together again.
They argue that the period is best characterised as one involving policy change and instability, since the crack-up of the consensus in the 1960s.
What she conveys excellently is the way families observe social rituals while ignoring psychological crack-ups.
Agatha Christie's marriage to her first husband Archie was followed by her famous crack-up and disappearance.
He is unsparing in his description of the crack-ups, shell-shock and drunkenness that affected the troops.
He was a victim of the too-much-too-soon celebrity crack-up syndrome.
I wonder if they'll still find me a crack-up when they get to know me.
He doubles up with laughter. "What a crack-up," he says.