crumble如何读

英:[ˈkrʌmbl]

美:[ˈkrʌmbl]

crumble英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. & vi. (把…)弄碎,(使)碎成细屑 (cause to) break into very small pieces
  2. vi. 衰落,崩溃 weaken; decay; become ruined

crumble是什么意思

v.

(使)破碎

坍塌

崩溃

无力应付

n.

酥皮水果甜点

crumble自然拼读

crum·ble

kruhm bl

crumble变形

复数:crumbles

第三人称单数:crumbles

现在分词:crumbling

过去式:crumbled

过去分词:crumbled

crumble词根

词根:crumb

adj.

crumbly 脆的;易碎的

n.

crumb 面包屑,碎屑;少许

crumbliness 破碎性

vt.

crumb 弄碎;捏碎

crumble英英释义

verb

transitive verb

to break into small pieces

intransitive verb

to fall into small pieces : disintegrate

to break down completely : collapse

marriages crumble

noun

something crumbled : fine debris

crisp sense 2

crumble词源中文解释

15世纪晚期, kremelen,意为“将...弄碎成小块”(及物动词),源自古英语 *crymelan,被认为是 gecrymman 的频率形式,意为“将...弄碎成碎屑”,源自 cruma(参见 crumb)。不及物动词的意思“破碎成小块”始于1570年代。

-b- 来自16世纪,可能是根据 crumb(在那里它也是一个非词源的插入)或像 humble 这样的法语衍生词的类比。相关词汇: Crumbled; crumbling。古英语 gecrymman 产生了中古英语 crimen “将...弄碎成碎屑”(及物动词)。

作为名词,从1570年代开始意为“碎片”,从1947年开始在英国烹饪中作为一道带有碎屑覆盖的甜点。 “这种技术本身似乎是二战时期应急烹饪的产物”[Ayto,“Diner's Dictionary”]。

crumble词源英文解释

Verb alteration of Middle English kremelen, frequentative of Old English gecrymian to crumble, from cruma

The first known use of crumble was in 1547

crumble儿童词典英英释义

crummyadjective

very poor : lousy

crummy weather

crummyadjective

very poor : lousy

crummy weather

crummyadjective

very poor : lousy

crummy weather

crumb1 of 2noun

a small piece especially of something baked (as bread)

a little bit

a crumb of good news

crumb2 of 2verb

to break into crumbs : crumble

to cover or thicken with crumbs

crumblyadjective

easily crumbled

crumbleverb

to break into small pieces

crumble bread

to fall into ruin

relationships crumble

crumbleverb

to break into small pieces

crumble bread

to fall into ruin

relationships crumble

crumbleverb

to break into small pieces

crumble bread

to fall into ruin

relationships crumble

crumble 例句

1 The hedgehog was crumbling, the northerners reeling back under the impact of the mounted assault.

2 More ash went drifting downward, and a bit of crumbling brick fell away.

3 Former retail empires, like High Times and MedMen, have crumbled.

4 I watch her hands, the long, tapered fingers crumbling this, adding drops of that, into the basin.

5 They appear to be okay, and they look good, and they're easy and cheaper for now, but when the storms move in, they crumble.

它们表面看起来还可以,而且现在看来十分方便和便宜,但是当暴风雨来临时,他们就崩溃了。

6 The earthquake made the wall sink and start to crumble.

这次地震把这堵墙震得下陷并开始崩塌。

7 The place was so dilapidated it actually seemed to lean, like if you pushed too hard it might just crumble to the ground.

8 Our line of defense against invading poisons or poisons from within is now weakened and crumbling.

9 To her right a scree of small rocks and gravel sloped up to a cliff of crumbling limestone.

10 The English wine business would probably crumble and die without its farm gate sales.

假如没有在农场门口的销售,英格兰葡萄酒行业很可能分崩瓦解.

11 Maybe I can blend in with the metal tables and crumbling clay pots.

12 The basement remained, a great square hole in the ground; and in its crumbling walls, protected from the wind and snow, numerous small creatures lived.

13 During the earthquake, the viaduct that straddled the valley crumbled and came tumbling down.

在地震期间, 横跨山谷的高架桥崩裂倒塌.

14 The water crumbles on its way down as my hands and feet push me forward.

15 Somewhere nearby, a wall crumbled with a sound like an artillery blast.

16 “Sorry—these cookies are good but they tend to crumble. I’m amazed. Why not?”

17 Rice flour makes the cake less likely to crumble.

这种糕饼用米粉做不那么容易碎。

18 She crumbled up the bread and fed the bird.

她把面包弄碎,喂给鸟吃.

19 After taking a deep gulp of air, I move another few inches down the path, praying the stone won't crumble beneath my feet.

20 Occasionally, the embers of the fires flared to life in the breeze, the last standing columns of wood collapsing one by one, crumbling into ash.

crumble 同义词

7 败落

demise comedown

21 成为泡影

come to naught

22 弄成碎屑

crumb

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