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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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craquant (craquante) [kʀakɑ̃, ɑ̃t] ADJ inf

craquant personne:

craquant (craquante)

I. craquer [kʀake] VB trans

1. craquer (déchirer):

craquer pantalon, veste, jupe
craquer collant
craquer sangle, poignée

2. craquer (frotter):

craquer allumette

3. craquer CHEM:

craquer pétrole

II. craquer [kʀake] VB intr

1. craquer (se rompre):

craquer couture:
craquer vêtement:
craquer collant:
craquer branche, poutre, plaque de verre:
craquer sac:

2. craquer (faire un bruit):

craquer plancher, mât:
craquer neige:
craquer feuilles:
craquer branchages, brindilles:

3. craquer (pour allumer):

4. craquer inf:

craquer (ne pas résister) entreprise:
to crack up inf
to fall for sb inf
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plein à craquer (with de)
bulging bag, file, wallet
creak floorboard, bone, joint:
creak fig régime, organization:
crisp banknote, paper, snow
craquant
to be bursting at the seams suitcase:
to come apart at the seam garment:

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craquant(e) [kʀakɑ̃, ɑ̃t] ADJ inf

craquant(e)

I. craquer [kʀake] VB intr

1. craquer (faire un bruit):

craquer bonbon
craquer chaussures, bois, parquet
craquer feuilles mortes, neige
craquer disque

2. craquer:

craquer (céder) branche
craquer glace
craquer (se déchirer) vêtement

3. craquer (s'effondrer):

craquer personne
craquer nerfs

4. craquer (s'attendrir):

to go for sth

Phrases:

II. craquer [kʀake] VB trans

craquer allumette:

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crisp snow
craquant(e)
creak bones, floor
crunch gravel, snow
in the PONS Dictionary
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craquant(e) [kʀakɑ͂, ɑ͂t] ADJ inf

craquant(e)

I. craquer [kʀake] VB intr

1. craquer (faire un bruit):

craquer bonbon
craquer chaussures, bois, parquet
craquer feuilles mortes, neige
craquer disque

2. craquer:

craquer (céder) branche
craquer glace
craquer (se déchirer) vêtement

3. craquer (s'effondrer):

craquer personne
craquer nerfs

4. craquer (s'attendrir):

to go for sth

Phrases:

II. craquer [kʀake] VB trans

craquer allumette:

English
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French
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crisp snow
craquant(e)
creak bones, floor
crunch gravel, snow
Présent
jecraque
tucraques
il/elle/oncraque
nouscraquons
vouscraquez
ils/ellescraquent
Imparfait
jecraquais
tucraquais
il/elle/oncraquait
nouscraquions
vouscraquiez
ils/ellescraquaient
Passé simple
jecraquai
tucraquas
il/elle/oncraqua
nouscraquâmes
vouscraquâtes
ils/ellescraquèrent
Futur simple
jecraquerai
tucraqueras
il/elle/oncraquera
nouscraquerons
vouscraquerez
ils/ellescraqueront

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Très mince, légère et craquante, elle se consomme recouverte de sucre glace.
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Quimper possède quelques spécialités culinaires, dont la traditionnelle crêpe bretonne et les célèbres crêpes dentelles (crêpe dorée et craquante).
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Outre sa couleur rose, il est caractérisé par une texture craquante et fondante.
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But : obtenir un toucher satiné, nerveux et craquant.
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Il y est défini comme « un biscuit salé fin et craquant habituellement saupoudré de sel ».
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