crunch

名詞

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定義 crunch 名詞

sound(声音)

  1. Countable(可数名词)Usually singular(通常单数)

    the sound of something hard being crushed or broken, often between the teeth

    喀嚓声;嘎吱声

    • I could hear the crunch of the leaves under my feet as I walked along the path.

      我沿着小路走时,可以听到脚下树叶的沙沙声。

    • The crisp crunch of the snow echoed as we walked through the field.

      我们穿过田野时,雪地的清脆嘎吱声回荡着。

    • She put the biscuit into her mouth with a satisfying crunch.

      她将饼干放进嘴里,发出了令人满足的嘎吱声。

exercise(运动)

  1. Countable(可数名词)Usually plural(通常复数)

    an exercise performed by lying on your back, bending your knees, and raising your head and shoulders to strengthen the abdominal muscles

    卷腹

    • I do crunches every day to strengthen my core muscles.

      我每天做仰卧起坐来强化核心肌肉。

    • The trainer demonstrated the correct form for crunches to ensure their effectiveness.

      教练示范了正确的仰卧起坐姿势以确保其效果。

    • Do some crunches to warm up before starting weightlifting.

      在开始举重前做点仰卧起坐来热身。

片語 crunch 名詞

  • the crunch

    a critical situation where a difficult decision or action must be taken.

    关键时刻;艱难决定的时候

    The company is facing the crunch and must decide whether to lay off employees to stay afloat.

    公司正面临关键时刻,必须决定是否裁员以维持运营。

動詞

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定義 crunch 動詞

  1. Transitive(及物动词)Intransitive(不及物动词)

    to chew hard food loudly; or to make a sound similar to something being crushed or broken

    嘎吱;喀嚓

    • The children were crunching on carrots.

      孩子们正在大声咀嚼胡萝卜。

    • She was crunching popcorn, fully engrossed in the movie.

      她正在大声咀嚼爆米花,完全沉浸在电影中。

    • He crunched on the broken glass.

      他踩在碎玻璃上发出咯吱声。

成語

  • if/when it comes to the crunch

    when a situation reaches a critical point, requiring a firm decision or action.

    到了关键时刻

    If it comes to the crunch, we may need to cut our budget.

    如果情况变得严峻,我们可能需要削减预算。