crack

space(空間)

1. C2Countable(可數名詞)

   a very narrow opening or line on the surface of something.

   裂縫；縫隙；裂口

   • The parched earth displayed noticeable cracks.

     乾涸的土地上出現了明顯的裂縫。

   • We took a peek through the narrow crack between the floorboards.

     我們從地板之間的狹窄縫隙中偷看了一眼。

   • His facade of confidence began to show cracks.

     他自信的外表開始顯露出裂痕。

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sound(聲音)

1. Countable(可數名詞)

   a sudden sharp, loud sound.

   爆裂聲；劈啪聲；破裂聲

   • The crack of the whip echoed in the silence.

     鞭子的劈啪聲在寂靜中迴盪。

   • We stopped when we heard the loud crack of a branch breaking.

     當我們聽到樹枝斷裂的巨響時，我們停了下來。

   • The thunder was followed by a sharp crack of lightning.

     雷聲過後，緊接著是一道閃電的尖銳爆裂聲。

attempt(嘗試)

1. Countable(可數名詞)Usually singular(通常單數)informal(非正式)

   an attempt or opportunity to do something.

   嘗試；企圖；機會

   • He has a crack at breaking the record in next month's competition.

     他將在下個月的比賽中嘗試打破紀錄。

   • I’ve never tried this before, but I’ll give it a crack.

     我以前從未嘗試過這個，但我會試試看。

   • Each candidate will have a crack at the position.

     每位候選人都將有機會爭取這個職位。

drug(毒品)

1. Uncountable(不可數名詞)slang(俚語)

   a potent, smokable form of cocaine.

   快克古柯鹼

   • Street dealers are selling crack cocaine.

     街頭毒販正在販賣快克古柯鹼。

   • Crack cocaine is a highly addictive substance for drug users.

     快克古柯鹼對吸毒者來說是一種極易上癮的物質。

   • Police seized a large amount of crack cocaine.

     警方查獲了大量快克古柯鹼。

social(社交)

1. Uncountable(不可數名詞)

   informal, enjoyable conversation or social time

   歡樂時光；（尤指）令人愉快的交談

security(安全)

1. Countable(可數名詞)informal(非正式)

   a method of bypassing security measures in a computer system.

   （非法入侵電腦系統的）方法；破解程式；破解軟體

   • Hackers use cracks to gain unauthorized access to computer systems.

     駭客使用破解程式來未經授權進入電腦系統。

   • They are looking for cracks for free software.

     他們正在尋找免費軟體的破解程式。

   • There are many cracks for free software available online.

     網路上有很多免費軟體的破解程式。

humor(幽默)

1. Countable(可數名詞)

   a witty or sarcastic remark.

   妙語；俏皮話；譏諷的話

damage(損壞)

1. B2Transitive(及物動詞)Intransitive(不及物動詞)

   to damage a surface so that thin lines appear on it, or to become damaged in this way.

   （使）破裂；（使）裂開；（使）產生裂紋

   • I accidentally cracked my phone screen when I dropped it.

     我不小心把手機螢幕摔裂了。

   • The ice began to crack with a loud noise.

     冰塊開始發出巨大的破裂聲。

   • The paint on the old wall began to crack.

     舊牆上的油漆開始出現裂紋。

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collapse(崩潰)

1. Intransitive(不及物動詞)informal(非正式)

   to become mentally or physically unable to function due to stress.

   身心俱疲；精神崩潰

   • After weeks of pressure, she felt like she was about to crack.

     在幾週的壓力之後，她感覺自己快要崩潰了。

   • He couldn't handle the intense training and eventually cracked.

     他無法應對如此高強度的訓練，最終崩潰了。

   • He began to crack under the immense pressure.

     他在巨大的壓力下開始崩潰了。

fail(失敗)

1. Intransitive(不及物動詞)informal(非正式)

   to begin to fail or have problems.

   出現問題；失敗；瓦解

   • Their marriage began to crack after the financial difficulties.

     他們的婚姻在經濟困難後開始出現問題。

   • Poor project management caused the whole project to crack.

     糟糕的項目管理導致整個項目失敗。

   • The structure of the company started to crack after the leadership change.

     公司結構在領導層變更後開始瓦解。

surrender(屈服)

1. Intransitive(不及物動詞)

   to give in or fail under pressure.

   屈服；崩潰；妥協

   • Under intense interrogation, he finally cracked and confessed to the crime.

     在嚴厲的審問下，他終於崩潰並承認了罪行。

   • After hours of negotiation, she finally cracked.

     經過數小時的談判，她終於妥協了。

   • Under immense pressure, he cracked and told the police everything.

     在巨大的壓力下，他崩潰了，並向警方坦白了一切。

access(進入)

1. Transitive(及物動詞)

   to break something open, especially in order to reach or use what is inside.

   敲開；砸開；打開

   • I cracked open the walnut to get the meat inside.

     我敲開核桃以取出裡面的果仁。

   • She cracked an egg into the bowl to make a cake.

     她把雞蛋打入碗中來做蛋糕。

   • He cracked the coconut open with a hammer.

     他用錘子敲開了椰子。

2. Transitive(及物動詞)

   to gain unauthorized access to a computer system.

   非法入侵（電腦系統）

copy(複製)

1. Transitive(及物動詞)informal(非正式)

   to copy software or data illegally.

   非法複製（電腦程式或資料）

solve(解決)

1. Transitive(及物動詞)

   to find a solution to a problem or mystery.

   解決（問題）；破解（謎團）

   • They spent hours trying to crack the puzzle.

     他們花了幾個小時試圖破解這個謎題。

   • The police are working hard to crack this complex case.

     警方正在努力破解這起複雜的案件。

   • After months of research, they finally cracked the solution.

     經過幾個月的研究，他們終於找到了解決方案。

strike(打擊)

1. Transitive(及物動詞)Intransitive(不及物動詞)Verb + adv/prep(動詞+副詞/介詞)

   to hit something or someone forcefully.

   碰撞；撞擊；擊打

   • He accidentally cracked his head against the wall.

     他不小心把頭撞到了牆上。

   • She cracked the ball with her tennis racket.

     她用網球拍擊球。

   • He cracked him on the back with a stick.

     他用棍子打他的背。

sound(聲音)

1. Transitive(及物動詞)Intransitive(不及物動詞)

   to make a sudden, sharp noise, or to cause something to make this noise.

   （使）發出爆裂聲；（使）發出劈啪聲

   • The campfire cracked as it burned.

     營火燃燒時發出劈啪聲。

   • The whip cracked sharply through the air.

     鞭子在空中發出尖銳的劈啪聲。

   • He cracked his neck, making his joints pop.

     他扭動脖子，使關節發出聲響。

2. Intransitive(不及物動詞)

   If a voice cracks, it changes because of a person's emotions.

   （嗓音）變嘶啞；（嗓音）變沙啞

   • Her voice cracked as she spoke about her fears.

     當她談論自己的恐懼時，她的聲音變得嘶啞。

   • His voice cracked with grief.

     他的聲音因悲痛而變得沙啞。

   • Her voice cracked with emotion when she heard the news.

     當她聽到這個消息時，她的聲音因情緒激動而變得嘶啞。

joke(玩笑)

1. C1Transitive(及物動詞)

   to make jokes or witty remarks.

   說俏皮話；開玩笑；講笑話

   • He's always cracking silly jokes.

     他總是開一些愚蠢的玩笑。

   • She cracked a joke during the meeting to lighten the mood.

     她在會議上講了個笑話來緩和氣氛。

   • He always cracks jokes at the most inappropriate times.

     他總是在最不適當的時候開玩笑。

1. Before noun(前置形容詞)

   of the highest quality or skill.

   優秀的；頂尖的；第一流的

   • a crack military unit

     一支優秀的軍事部隊

   • crack athletes

     頂尖運動員

   • She is a crack lawyer.

     她是一名頂尖律師。

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