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cracked

Aussprache: [krækt]

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Kontext: „damage“

(verb) to break something slightly so that there are small lines on the surface. Like when you drop a glass and it gets a little crack.

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I accidentally cracked my phone screen, but it still works well.

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The vase didn't get cracked at all when I moved it.

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Did you crack the window when you opened it too quickly?

Kontext: „condition“

(adjective) describing something that has small breaks or lines on it. Like if a sidewalk has lines in it, you might say it is cracked.

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The old pavement was cracked but still safe to walk on.

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The new sidewalk is not cracked; it looks smooth and nice.

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Is the surface cracked in any places?

Kontext: „mental state“

(adjective) when someone is feeling very confused or not mentally healthy. It’s like when a person has too many things to worry about and feels overwhelmed.

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After a long week, she felt cracked but ready for a break.

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He seemed fine and not cracked at all during the meeting.

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Do you think he is feeling cracked after all that stress?

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