crackle

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crackle
[ˈkrækəl]
sustantivo
1crujido (m) (of twigs); crepitación (m) (of fire)
verbo intransitivo
2crujir (twigs); crepitar (fire)

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crackle [krakol]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Crujir (twigs, paper); chasquear, das chasquidos. (n)
  • The line is cracling a lot -> hay mucho ruido en la línea
Crepitar, chisporrotear (fire).

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crackle [ˈkrækl]
noun
(usu no pl) (noise) [of twigs burning] crepitación; (f) chisporroteo; (m) [of frying] chisporroteo; (m) [of dry leaves] crujido; (m) [of shots] traqueteo; (m) (on telephone) interferencia; (f)
verb:intransitive
[+burning twigs] crepitar; chisporrotear; [+bacon] chisporrotear; [+dry leaves] crujir; [+shots] traquetear; [+phone line] tener interferencias
Then the telephone crackled and banged as I heard him put the receiver down Over the crackling line she spoke to a Spanish nurse she had never met At that moment the radio crackled and a staccato Russian voice spoke from the loudspeaker on the wall

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Verb Conjugation for "crackle"

Imperative
  • crackle
  • you crackle
  • he/she crackles
  • we crackle
  • you crackle
  • they crackle
Preterite
  • I crackled
  • you crackled
  • he/she crackled
  • we crackled
  • you crackled
  • they crackled
Present Continuous
  • I am crackling
  • you are crackling
  • he/she is crackling
  • we are crackling
  • you are crackling
  • they are crackling
Present Perfect
  • I have crackled
  • you have crackled
  • he/she has crackled
  • we have crackled
  • you have crackled
  • they have crackled
Past Continuous
  • I was crackling
  • you were crackling
  • he/she was crackling
  • we were crackling
  • you were crackling
  • they were crackling
Past Perfect
  • I had crackled
  • you had crackled
  • he/she had crackled
  • we had crackled
  • you had crackled
  • they had crackled
Future
  • I will crackle
  • you will crackle
  • he/she will crackle
  • we will crackle
  • you will crackle
  • they will crackle
Future Perfect
  • I will have crackled
  • you will have crackled
  • he/she will have crackled
  • we will have crackled
  • you will have crackled
  • they will have crackled
Future Continuous
  • I will be crackling
  • you will be crackling
  • he/she will be crackling
  • we will be crackling
  • you will be crackling
  • they will be crackling
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been crackling
  • you have been crackling
  • he/she has been crackling
  • we have been crackling
  • you have been crackling
  • they have been crackling
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been crackling
  • you will have been crackling
  • he/she will have been crackling
  • we will have been crackling
  • you will have been crackling
  • they will have been crackling
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been crackling
  • you had been crackling
  • he/she had been crackling
  • we had been crackling
  • you had been crackling
  • they had been crackling

crack
(pl cracks)
[krak]
masculine noun
1star, superstar (estrella)
2crash (finance)
3crack (droga)

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crack
sustantivo:masculino
1 (Latinoamérica) (Dep) (persona) top player; star player; (caballo) champion horse
2 (familiar) (droga) crack; (muy_familiar)

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