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crackly

/krak-lee/US // ˈkræk li //

裂纹,裂缝,龟裂,龟裂的

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1

    crack·li·er, crack·li·est.

    • : apt to crackle.

Examples

  • Chef Alfredo Solis knows this sensation well, which is why he worked with La Flor de Puebla Bakery to create a bread that has a crackly exterior and a fine, streamlined crumb.

  • Her recipe is stuffed with a heap of grated zucchini, the top is generously dusted with sugar, and she leaves the loaf exposed for a day after baking to make it extra crackly.

  • Along the way, you’ll get to enjoy all the crispy bits and crackly crusts that a broiler provides.

  • The best way to enjoy the crabs is to play up their crackly edible shell with a batter coating.

  • Have you ever seen one—a crisp, crackly bit of paper, with some printing on it, that could be burnt up any minute?

  • Nowhere had the autumn been fuller of color, but a hiss and a snarl had buried it all beneath the crackly white of winter.

  • She calmly opened the crackly sheet of legal looking paper in her lap.

  • We stuffed three Yule logs with crackly cones and colored fires.

  • The leaves, after their blaze and riot of colour, turned crisp and crackly and brown.