Sense: to crush noisily (something hard), with the teeth, feet etc
She crunched sweets all through the film.; the crunch of gravel under the car wheels.; thick crunchy biscuits.
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 Afrikaans: korrelrig, bros, krokant, |
 Arabic: قابِلة للطحْن بالأسنان، م |
 Bulgarian: хрупкав |
 Brazilian: quebradiço |
 Czech: křupavý |
 German: knusprig |
 Danish: knasende; sprød |
 Greek: τραγανιστός |
 Spanish: crujiente |
 Estonian: krõbisev |
 Farsi: ترد |
 Finnish: rapea |
 French: croquant |
 Hebrew: פָּרִיך |
 Hindi: कुरकुरा |
 Croatian: škripav, hrskav |
 Hungarian: ropogós |
 Indonesian: renyah |
 Icelandic: stökkur |
 Italian: croccante |
 Japanese: ぱりっとした |
 Korean: (뚜꺼운) 커런치 비스켓 |
 Lithuanian: traškus |
 Latvian: kraukšķošs |
 Malay: rangup |
 Dutch: knapperig |
 Norwegian: sprø, som knaser mellom t |
 Polish: chrupki |
 Persian: ترد |
 Pashto: چیچونکی |
 Portuguese: estaladiço |
 Romanian: crocant |
 Russian: хрустящий |
 Slovak: chrumkavý |
 Slovenian: hrustljav |
 Serbian: krckav |
 Swedish: knaprig, spröd, knastrand |
 Thai: กรอบ |
 Turkish: kıtır kıtır |
 Taiwanese: 硬脆的 |
 Ukrainian: хрусткий |
 Urdu: آواز كرنيوالا، چرمرانيوال |
 Vietnamese: cứng và giòn |
 Chinese: 发嘎吱嘎吱声的，易碎的 |
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