crunch

crunch
1. verb
(to crush noisily (something hard), with the teeth, feet etc: She crunched sweets all through the film.) mascar, ronzar, hacer crujir

2. noun
the crunch of gravel under the car wheels.) crujido
crunch vb
1. morder haciendo ruido
he crunched the apple mordió la manzana haciendo ruido
2. crujir
the frozen snow crunched as we walked on it la nieve helada crujía al pisarla
crunch
tr[krʌnʧ]
transitive verb
1 (food) mascar, ronzar
2 (with feet, tyres) hacer crujir
intransitive verb
1 (eat noisily) mascar, ronzar (on, -); (of snow etc) crujir
noun
1 crujido
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
when it comes to the crunch a la hora de la verdad
crunch ['krʌnʧ] vt
1) : ronzar (con los dientes)
2) : hacer crujir (con los pies, etc.)
crunch vi
: crujir
crunch n
: crujido m
crunch
n.
crujido s.m.
v.
chascar v.
crujir v.
ronzar v.
roznar v.
tascar v.

I
1. krʌntʃ
transitive verb
a) (eat noisily) mascar*, ronchar, ronzar*
b) (crush) aplastar (haciendo crujir)

to crunch something up — triturar algo


2.
vi
a) (eat noisily) mascar*, ronchar, ronzar*
b) (make grinding sound)

our footsteps crunched on the gravel — nuestros pasos hacían crujir la grava


II
noun
1) (noise) crujido m
2) (crisis)

when it comes/came to the crunch — a la hora de la verdad

[krʌntʃ]
1.
N crujido m ; (fig) crisis f , punto m decisivo
2.
VT (with teeth) mascar, ronzar; [+ ground etc] hacer crujir; (fig) [+ numbers] devorar

to crunch an apple/a biscuit — mascar or ronzar una manzana/una galleta

3.
VI [gravel, snow, glass] crujir

the tyres crunched on the gravel — la grava crujía bajo el peso de los neumáticos, los neumáticos hacían crujir la grava

4.
CPD [meeting, match] decisivo, crucial

crunch time N — momento m decisivo

* * *

I
1. [krʌntʃ]
transitive verb
a) (eat noisily) mascar*, ronchar, ronzar*
b) (crush) aplastar (haciendo crujir)

to crunch something up — triturar algo


2.
vi
a) (eat noisily) mascar*, ronchar, ronzar*
b) (make grinding sound)

our footsteps crunched on the gravel — nuestros pasos hacían crujir la grava


II
noun
1) (noise) crujido m
2) (crisis)

when it comes/came to the crunch — a la hora de la verdad


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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