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1 crunch
{krʌntʃ}
I. 1. хрускам, хрупам
2. хрущя, скриптя, скърцам (за сняг, чакъл и пр.)
to CRUNCH through the snow вървя по скриптящия сняг
our feet CRUNCHed the gravel чакълът скърцаше под краката ни
II. 1. хрускане, хрупане
2. скърцане, скриптене, хрущене
3. критическо положение
when it comes to the CRUNCH when the CRUNCH comes разг. когато допре ножът до кокала* * *{kr^ntsh} v 1. хрускам, хрупам; 2. хрущя, скриптя, скърцам (за (2) {kr^ntsh} n 1. хрускане, хрупане; 2. скърцане, скриптене, х* * *хрупкане; хрупам; хрускам; скърцам; скърцане; скриптене;* * *1. i. хрускам, хрупам 2. ii. хрускане, хрупане 3. our feet crunched the gravel чакълът скърцаше под краката ни 4. to crunch through the snow вървя по скриптящия сняг 5. when it comes to the crunch when the crunch comes разг. когато допре ножът до кокала 6. критическо положение 7. скърцане, скриптене, хрущене 8. хрущя, скриптя, скърцам (за сняг, чакъл и пр.)* * *crunch[krʌntʃ] I. v 1. хрускам, хрупкам; хрущя; 2. (за сняг) скриптя, скърцам; we \crunched our way through the snow to the station ние отидохме по скриптящия сняг до гарата; 3.: to \crunch numbers правя изчисления, пресмятам; II. n 1. хрускане, хрупкане; 2. скърцане, скриптене (за сняг); sl критична ситуация; a cash \crunch недостиг на налични пари, затруднено финансово положение; when it comes to the \crunch когато дойде решителният момент. -
2 crunch time
crunch time[´krʌntʃ¸taim] n критична ситуация; решителен момент. -
3 scrunch
{skrʌntʃ}
вж. crunch* * *{skr^ntsh} crunch.* * *вж. crunch* * *scrunch[skrʌntʃ] I. v 1. схрусквам; хрущя; 2. смачквам; II. n схрускване. -
4 crauntch
{krɔ:ntʃ}
вж. crunch* * *{krъ:ntsh} = crunch.* * *вж. crunch
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