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v.
嘎吱嘎吱地嚼/行进
(使)嘎吱作响
(用计算器等大量)处理(数字)
n.
紧要关头
财政困难
复数:crunches
第三人称单数:crunches
现在分词:crunching
过去式:crunched
过去分词:crunched
crunchable (adj.), crunchingly (adv.)
词根:crunch
adj.crunchy 易碎的;发嘎吱嘎吱声的
verb
intransitive verb
to chew or press with a crushing noise
to make one's way with a crushing noise
transitive verb
to chew, press, or grind with a crunching sound
processespecially: to perform mathematical computations on
crunch numbers
noun
an act of crunching
ate the cracker in one crunch
a sound made by crunching There was a rather loud crunch as I bit into the battered dumplings.—Fraser Glen
The only sound was the crunch of leaves underfoot.
the quality of being crunchy : the tendency to make a crunching sound when chewed or pressed Texture is king in this salad, … with added crunch from toasted walnuts.—Eleanor Maidment
… make sure you have protein, a carbohydrate and a vegetable. You have to have crunch, flavour, salty and sweet in one.—Carla Grossetti
a tight or critical situation: such as
a severe economic squeeze (as on credit)
shortage a time crunch
an energy crunch
a critical point in the buildup of pressure between opposing elements : showdown
… the odd loss at Bankwest, combined with winning virtually nothing on the road, is going to come back to haunt them when the season reaches the crunch.—Scott Pryde
a conditioning exercise performed from a supine position by raising and lowering the upper torso without reaching a sitting position
credit crunch信贷紧缩;信贷危机(等于credit crisis)
crunch time关键时刻;关键时间
1814年,“用牙齿咬碎”,是 craunch(1630年代)的变体,可能是模拟起源。意思是“发出嘎吱声行动或进行”于1849年。相关: Crunched; crunching。
名词出现于1836年,“咬碎的行为”,来自动词; “关键时刻”的意义在1939年被温斯顿·丘吉尔普及,他在1938年的马尔伯勒传记中使用了这个词。
Verb alteration of craunch
The first known use of crunch was in 1706
cruppernoun
a leather strap passing under a horse's tail to keep a saddle or harness in place
the rump of a horse : croup
crunchyadjective
making a crunching sound (as when bitten or chewed)
crunchyadjective
making a crunching sound (as when bitten or chewed)
crunch1 of 2verb
to chew, press, or grind with a crushing noise
to move with a crushing sound
crunch2 of 2noun
an act or sound of crunching
crisis sense 3
the energy crunch
an exercise done by lying on the back and rising up without reaching a sitting position by bending forward at the waist
crunch1 of 2verb
to chew, press, or grind with a crushing noise
to move with a crushing sound
crunch2 of 2noun
an act or sound of crunching
crisis sense 3
the energy crunch
an exercise done by lying on the back and rising up without reaching a sitting position by bending forward at the waist
1 The crunch came during my second term when I was exactly nine and a half, and it happened during evening Prep.
2 The deflation would get faster and faster, the universe would get hotter and hotter, and it would eventually end in a backward big bang: the big crunch.
3 The skyblue Plymouth turned in at the gate and crunched over the gravel driveway crushing small shells and shattering little red and yellow pebbles.
4 The credit crunch may have sparked the crisis.
信贷紧缩或许是引发危机的根源。
5 Karaj in the wintertime is a snowbound city, and cars driving on the mountain road would often crunch into potholes and drop transmission parts or hubcaps.
6 Snow crunched beneath his feet, but the doe made no noise as she passed through the trees, for she was nothing but light.
7 Two other centaurs galloped over, but mine caught the treat and started eating, crunching loudly.
8 I pored over the books with great enthusiasm, often crunching the numbers until 1:00 a.m.
我兴致勃勃地研究这些账簿,经常计算到凌晨1点。
9 Accompanied by the crunch of footsteps on the dry undergrowth of the forest, the creepy sounds continued, getting louder as the people got closer.
10 The post fell away to one side, and the Plymouth crunched against the building.
11 I loved the sound of the leaves crunching under my shoes and the smell of wood burning.
12 The kabbalah was much more than number crunching; it was a tradition so mystical that some scholars say that it bears a striking resemblance to Hinduism.
13 We wandered, necks craned, bits of concrete and broken tile crunching beneath our feet.
14 Their feet splashed and crunched through the frozen marsh.
15 Rashid shook his head, adjusted the bag on his shoulder, and walked across the grass that crunched under his feet.
16 I run my hands along the trunks of the trees as I walk, listening to the golden crunch of the leaves under my feet.
17 The grass crunched quietly, as if even the earth was frightened of where I was headed.
18 I held up the spear-shaped cartilage in the breast bone, which most people don’t eat, and bit down with a satisfying crunch.
19 “I still want to see the Sistine Chapel,” she says while we walk, her footsteps assertive as she crunches through the snow.
20 When I glimpsed the flash of their headlights and heard their tires crunching on the street, I ducked into whatever deep shadow I could find and tried to hold my breath.
1 处理
treatment conduct concentration take see process cover Field deal action speak manage treat handle touch dress hack cope confront dispose transact lace into get shot of handling disposal manipulation address approach deliver sort capture tackle navigate negotiate deal with go beyond come at work through attend to sort out dispose of engage with see about straighten out wade through
2 不足
low short slim shy inadequate insufficient scarce slender deficient wanting scant measly skimpy lacking scanty poorly ill want weakness deficiency shortage scarcity inadequacy dearth under- under fail lack be light on
3 碎屑
rubbishing rubbishy mammock chip patch trash scrap fragment lumber rubbish crumb raffle scum chipping ruck detritus offal dross thrum riffraff oddment scrag culch odd-come-short trash television
8 困境
fix corner trouble difficulty trap mess mesh dilemma strait embarrassment adversity plight predicament quagmire morass logjam a hornets' nest a tight corner a tight spot serbonian extreme soup jam scrape pickle jackpot lurch stalemate cul-de-sac hobble exigence toughie toughy quag double-bind
10 仰卧起坐
11 嘎扎嘎扎地咀嚼
15 关键时刻
point crisis cruncher a parting of the ways crossroads zero hour head zero juncture when the chips are down the moment of truth
16 危机
head pass emergency crisis conjuncture the great divide change of a tide crisic critical push edge clutch pinch flap precipice Dunkirk razor-edge the change of tide juncture climacteric zero hour turning point breaking point great divide
17 至关重要的
18 嘎吱嘎吱地嚼
19 险境
20 紧要关头
pinch cruncher moment of truth the last minute the last moment in the nick of time crisis clutch conjuncture critical moment
21 压碎
23 碎裂声
28 大声咀嚼
29 转捩点