crackle

crackle
I ['krækl]
nome scoppiettio m., crepitio m.
II 1. ['krækl]
verbo transitivo fare frusciare [foil, paper]
2.
verbo intransitivo [twig] scricchiolare; [fire] crepitare, scoppiettare; [radio] gracchiare, frusciare; [hot fat, burning wood] sfrigolare
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1. verb
(to make a continuous cracking noise: The dry branches crackled under my feet as I stepped on them.) scricchiolare
2. noun
the crackle of burning wood.) crepitio
- crackly
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crackle /ˈkrækl/
n.
1 crepitio; scoppiettio: the crackle of the machine guns, il crepitio delle mitragliatrici
2 (della radio e sim.) suono gracchiante
3 cavillatura (della ceramica)
4 (= crackle-china, crackleware), ceramica (o porcellana) cavillata.
(to) crackle /ˈkrækl/
v. i.
1 crepitare; scoppiettare
2 (della radio e sim.) gracchiare
3 (spec. della ceramica) cavillare.
* * *
I ['krækl]
nome scoppiettio m., crepitio m.
II 1. ['krækl]
verbo transitivo fare frusciare [foil, paper]
2.
verbo intransitivo [twig] scricchiolare; [fire] crepitare, scoppiettare; [radio] gracchiare, frusciare; [hot fat, burning wood] sfrigolare

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