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crackle ['krækəl]1 noun(a) (of paper, twigs, dry leaves) craquement m; (of fire) crépitement m, craquement m; (of radio) grésillement m; (on telephone) friture f; (of something frying) grésillement m; (of machine-gun fire) crépitement m(b) (finish → of paint, porcelain) craquelure f(paper, twigs, dry leaves) craquer; (fire) crépiter, craquer; (radio) grésiller; (something frying) grésiller; (machine-gun fire) crépiter;∎ figurative to crackle with energy pétiller d'énergie►► Ceramics crackle finish craquelage m -
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crackle [ˈkrækl]* * *['krækl] 1. 2.transitive verb faire crisser [foil, paper]3.intransitive verb [twig, fire, radio] crépiter; [hot fat, burning wood] grésiller -
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A n1 ( sound) crépitement m ;C vi [twig, fire, radio] crépiter ; [hot fat, burning wood] grésiller. -
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spit [spɪt](verb: preterite, past participle spat)1. nounb. (for meat) broche f[+ pip, pill] recracher• spit it out! (inf) accouche ! (inf !)* * *[spɪt] 1.2) Culinary broche f3) ( of land) pointe f2.1) lit [person, volcano] cracher; [pan] projeter [oil]2) fig proférer [oath, venom]3.to spit in somebody's face — lit, fig cracher à la figure de quelqu'un
2) ( be angry)to spit with — écumer de [rage, anger]
3) ( crackle) [oil, sausage] grésiller; [logs, fire] crépiter4.Phrasal Verbs:- spit out- spit up••spit and polish — huile f de coude
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B adj1 ( not wet or moist) [clothing, ground, hair, hand, paint, crackle, rustle] sec/sèche ; [skin, hair, throat, mouth, cough] sec/sèche ; [riverbed, well] à sec ; to run dry [river, funds, supplies] se tarir ; dry bread pain sec ; to be ou feel dry ( thirsty) [person] avoir le gosier sec ○ ; to keep sth dry tenir qch au sec ; to keep (oneself) dry rester au sec ; to get dry se sécher ; to get sth dry (faire) sécher qch ; to wipe sth dry essuyer qch ; the kettle has boiled dry toute l'eau de la bouilloire s'est évaporée ; on dry land sur la terre ferme ;2 ( not rainy) [weather, climate, season, month, heat] sec/sèche ; [day, spell] sans pluie ; it will be dry tomorrow il ne pleuvra pas demain ;3 ( not sweet) [wine, sherry etc] sec/sèche ;5 ( dull) [book, reading, subject matter] aride ;6 ( forbidding alcohol) [state, country] qui interdit la vente de boissons alcoolisées ;C vtr faire sécher [clothes, washing] ; sécher [fruit, meat, flowers] ; to dry the dishes essuyer la vaisselle ; to dry sb's hair sécher les cheveux de qn ; to dry one's hair/hands se sécher les cheveux/les mains ; to dry one's eyes sécher ses larmes.D vi [sheet, clothes, hair, paint, blood, concrete] sécher.(as) dry as a bone sec/sèche comme un coup de trique ; (as) dry as dust ennuyeux/-euse comme la pluie.■ dry off:■ dry out:▶ dry out1 lit [wood, walls, clay, soil] sécher ; don't let the plant dry out ne laissez pas la plante se dessécher ;2 ○ [alcoholic] se faire désintoxiquer ;▶ dry out [sth/sb], dry [sth/sb] out2 ○ désintoxiquer [alcoholic].■ dry up:▶ dry up3 ( wipe crockery etc) [person] essuyer la vaisselle ;4 ○ ( be unable to speak) [speaker, actor, interviewee] sécher ○ ; oh, dry up will you! GB boucle-la, tu veux bien ○ ! ;▶ dry up [sth], dry [sth] up1 [heat, drought] assécher [puddle, river, pond] ;2 [person] essuyer [plates, crockery]. -
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A n2 ( expectoration) ‘I hate you’ he said with a spit ‘je te déteste’ dit-il en crachant ; to give a spit cracher ;4 Geol flèche f ;3 ( utter) proférer [oath, venom] (at en direction de).1 lit [cat, person] cracher (at, on sur ; into dans ; out of de) ; to spit in sb's face lit, fig cracher à la figure de qn ;■ spit out:▶ spit [sth] out, spit out [sth] lit cracher [blood, drink] (into dans ; onto sur) ; fig proférer [phrase, word] ; spit it out ○ ! crache le morceau ○ !■ spit up:▶ spit [sth] up, spit up [sth] [patient] cracher [blood] ; US [baby] vomir [milk, food].
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crackle — [[t]kræ̱k(ə)l[/t]] crackles, crackling, crackled VERB If something crackles, it makes a rapid series of short, harsh noises. The radio crackled again. [V ing] ...a crackling fire. N COUNT Crackle is also a noun. ...the crackle of flames and… … English dictionary
crackle — I. verb (crackled; crackling) Etymology: frequentative of 1crack Date: circa 1560 intransitive verb 1. a. to make small sharp sudden repeated noises < the fire crackles on the hearth > b. to show ani … New Collegiate Dictionary