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2 Translation results for cracked in Spanish

adjective | verb

cracked adjective

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rajado; agrietado; (labios) cortado

Example sentences of
cracked adjective

  • •The vase is cracked but it can still hold water.
  • •the cracked leather of the old chair
  • •His hands were sore and cracked from working long hours in the cold.
  • •Her lips are dried and cracked.
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crack verb

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cracked, has cracked, is cracking, cracks
chasquear, restallar; chasquear (un látigo, etc.); rajar, agrietar, resquebrajar; rajarse, resquebrajarse, agrietarse; romper (un huevo), cascar (nueces), forzar (una caja fuerte); quebrarse (dícese de la voz); resolver, descifrar (un código)

Example sentences of
crack verb

  • •The hailstones were big enough to crack some windows.
  • •He cracked his collarbone in a skiing accident.
  • •The mirror cracked when she dropped it.
  • •Workers cracked the large rock into three pieces so it could be moved.
  • •The bird cracked the seed on a tree branch.
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  • •a tool used for cracking nuts
  • •He cracked open the eggs.
  • •Someone cracked him over the head with a beer bottle.
  • •The baby cracked her chin pretty hard when she fell.
  • •He fell and cracked his elbow on the ice.
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Synonyms of
crack verb

break, solve, split
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Reverse translation for cracked

rajado
agrietado
cortado  (labios)
chasquear  - to click (the tongue, fingers, etc.), to snap (a whip) 
restallar  - to crack, to crackle, to click 
chasquear  (un látigo, etc.) - to click (the tongue, fingers, etc.), to snap (a whip) 
rajar  - to chatter, to crack, to split, to boast, to brag 
agrietar  - to crack 
resquebrajar  - to split, to crack 
rajarse  - to crack, to split open, to back out 
resquebrajarse
agrietarse  - to crack, to chap 
romper  (un huevo) - to break, to break, to smash, to rip, to tear, to break off (relations), to break (a contract), to break through, to break down, to wear out 
cascar  (nueces) - to crack (a shell) 
forzar  (una caja fuerte) - to force, to compel, to force open, to strain 
quebrarse  (dícese de la voz)
resolver  - to resolve, to settle, to decide 
descifrar  (un código) - to decipher, to decode 
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