英语词典

crunch的意思

crunch


英式读音
英式读音

  • n.嚼;〔方言〕碎屑;嘎扎嘎扎的响声;〔美俚〕摊牌(时刻)
  • v.嘎扎嘎扎地咀嚼(饼干等)
  • adj.最后一线胜机的
  • 网络关键时刻;吱嘎吱嘎咬或嚼某物;危机

近义词

  • v.champ,chew,chomp,munch
  • n.crisis,critical point,critical situation,crux,head

权威英汉双解

    the crunch of feet on snow

    脚踩着雪发出的嘎吱嘎吱声

    The car drew up with a crunch of gravel.

    那辆汽车在沙砾路上嘎吱一声停了下来。

    The crunch came when she returned from America.

    她从美国回来以后,危机就出现了。

    He always says he'll help but when it comes to the crunch(= when it is time for action) he does nothing.

    他口口声声说一定帮忙,然而到关键时候却不行动。

    The crunch is that we can't afford to go abroad this year.

    症结在于我们今年负担不起出国的费用。

    a budget/energy/housing crunch

    预算╱能源╱住房短缺

    She crunched her apple noisily.

    她吃苹果发出嘎嚓嘎嚓的声音。

    The snow crunched under our feet.

    积雪在我们脚下嘎吱作响。

    I crunched across the gravel to the front door.

    我嘎吱嘎吱走过石子路来到前门。

    Sunday's crunch game with Leeds

    星期天与利兹队决一雌雄的比赛

英汉释义

  • v.

    1.嘎扎嘎扎地咀嚼(饼干等);(车轮,皮靴等)嘎喳嘎喳地(在砂砾路上)碾过[踏过]

    2.发出嗄吱嗄吱(的声音)

  • n.

    1.咬碎,咬,嚼;〔方言〕碎屑;嘎扎嘎扎的响声

    2.〔美俚〕摊牌(时刻),紧要[决定性]关头;困境;(经济等)紧缩状态

    3.嗄吱嗄吱声

英英释义

  • v.

    1.to crush crisp foods audibly with the teeth

    2.to make a noisy scrunching sound, or cause something to make such a sound

    3.to process data or numbers at high speed

    4.to bite hard food, causing it to make a loud noise

    5.to make a noise like something being crushed

    6.if you crunch numbers, you do a lot of calculations

    1.to crush crisp foods audibly with the teeth

    2.to make a noisy scrunching sound, or cause something to make such a sound

    3.to process data or numbers at high speed

    4.to bite hard food, causing it to make a loud noise

    5.to make a noise like something being crushed

    6.if you crunch numbers, you do a lot of calculations

  • n.

    1.a loud short sound made when something is crushed

    2.a critical time or situation, especially one when a decision or action must be taken

    3.an emergency or crisis, especially one caused by a shortage of money or other resources

    4.a form of sit-up in which the body is only partially raised, intended to strengthen the abdominal muscles

    5.the loud noise that something hard makes when you bite it

    6.the time when something important or difficult happens or must be decided

    7.a situation that is very difficult because you do not have enough of something, especially time or money

    8.a stomach crunch

    1.a loud short sound made when something is crushed

    2.a critical time or situation, especially one when a decision or action must be taken

    3.an emergency or crisis, especially one caused by a shortage of money or other resources

    4.a form of sit-up in which the body is only partially raised, intended to strengthen the abdominal muscles

    5.the loud noise that something hard makes when you bite it

    6.the time when something important or difficult happens or must be decided

    7.a situation that is very difficult because you do not have enough of something, especially time or money

    8.a stomach crunch

英汉例句

  • 1.There has been a huge increase in the number of people interested in becoming teachers since the start of the so-called credit crunch.

    自所谓的信贷紧缩开始以来,有志成为教师的人数大幅增长。

  • 2.Retaining older staff has also been a challenge for companies trying to avert a labor crunch.

    留住老职员对试图避免劳动力危机的公司来说也是个挑战。

  • 3.After holding its own against the U. S. dollar throughout the financial crunch, the British currency could be in for a prolonged pounding.

    在金融危机中,英镑兑美元汇率一直保持坚挺,但现在英镑却可能面临遭受长期打击的命运。

  • 4.Consumers in the wealthiest nations are struggling with the consequences of the credit crunch and with the soaring cost of energy and food.

    最富裕国家的消费者正疲于应对信贷紧缩的后果和不断飙升的能源及食品价格。

  • 5.Mining firms' shares, which plummeted in response to the credit crunch, have perked up a lot since the beginning of the year.

    曾应信贷萎缩之声而下挫的采矿业公司股票,自年初以来已大幅反弹。

  • 6.The goal doesn't seem too daunting and will allow you to begin developing the habit without too much of a crunch on your budget.

    这个目标看上去并不太令人气馁,而且会让你在不造成预算紧张的情况下开始养成存钱的习惯。

  • 7.She made a bet that she could defy the credit crunch and live on just one pound a day for a year.

    她打赌自己可以和信贷紧缩抗争——1天只花1英镑并且持续一年的时间。

  • 8.The company was a leader in creating and marketing some of the exotic securities that have been at the heart of the credit crunch.

    该公司在创建和销售一些复杂证券方面是整个行业的领头羊,而这些证券正是信贷危机的核心所在。

  • 9.It did not engineer this credit crunch to force low-wage, low-margin companies out of business. But that may be the upshot.

    虽然政府不可能设计这么一场信贷危机来逼迫那些低工资,低效益的公司出局,但这也许正是这场危机的结局。

  • 10.The credit crunch does not seem to have affected confidence in private equity in Asia.

    这场信贷危机似乎没有影响亚洲私人股本的信心。

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