crump 的 3 个定义
- to crunch or make a crunching sound, as with the teeth.
- to land and explode with a heavy, muffled sound.
- to make a crunching sound, as in walking over snow, or as snow when trodden on.
- a crunching sound.
- a large explosive shell or bomb.
- Also called bump. Mining. a sudden ground movement in underground workings.
crump 近义词
crunch
更多crump例句
- But as the righteous Crump machine gained power, the street slowly began to change.
- Benjamin Crump, the Martin family attorney, said after the verdict.
- For Trayvon to rest in peace," Martin-family lawyer Benjamin Crump said after the verdict, "we must all be peaceful.
- “Trayvon Martin had every right to stand his ground,” Crump said.
- Asked if potential unrest in Sanford or elsewhere is a concern for the Martin family or their legal team, Crump says it is not.
- Resuming his journey much refreshed, he reached Crump's Cross-roads, where he successfully avoided another picket.
- Captain Crump had brought a fresh supply of ammunition; and as we had plenty of provisions, we were in want of nothing.
- Captain Crump gravely asserted that, cut up a turtle as we might, it would not die until the moon rose.
- The baggage, camp and garrison equipage was ordered to Crump's Landing, and detachments were made for its protection.
- Mr. Crump was a very clean-looking person, without any beard; and dressed from head to foot in black.