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| crepa |
crack
crevice
rift
fissure
cleft
split
|
| spacco |
split
vent
slit
crack
slash
tear
|
| spaccatura |
split
rift
crack
splitting
disruption
|
| incrinatura |
crack
rift
|
| schianto |
crash
crack
|
| screpolatura |
cracking
chap
crack
check
|
| lesione |
lesion
injury
damage
crack
hurt
|
| scoppio |
outbreak
explosion
bang
outburst
pop
crash
|
| tentativo |
attempt
try
bid
endeavor
stab
essay
|
| esplosione |
explosion
blast
burst
outbreak
outburst
bang
|
| percossa |
blow
stroke
crack
knock
|
| asso |
ace
crack
|
| istante |
instant
moment
trice
crack
|
| incrinarsi |
crack
check
|
| decifrare |
decipher
decode
crack
break
interpret
|
| rompersi |
break
crack
|
| spezzarsi |
break
crack
shear off
|
| spaccarsi |
split
crack
burst
split up
gape
|
| fendersi |
crack
split
|
| schioccare |
pop
snap
crack
click
smack
flick
|
| cedere |
give
yield
assign
sell
surrender
cede
|
| crollare |
collapse
crumble
crash
fall down
slump
topple
|
| crepare |
crack
burst
peg out
snuff it
die of
|
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Esempi
Large cracks ran through the outer wall that surrounded the periphery of the city and the Bridges logo on it was dirty and faded.
The whole road, an ugly dirt road at that, was covered with crude oil, it seemed to break through cracks and holes in the ground.
One of the EMTs remarked that he’d seen similar cracks from the impact of an airbag.
All light and air entered by the doors and by the many cracks in the boards.
Emerie—I’m assuming that’s who you met, since she’s the only female shop owner—was one who slipped through the cracks.
Sporadic cracks of lightning from the Vespinese wands lashed out.
The walls of the chasm were slick and black, the ferns and trees that grew from the cracks higher up now gone.
Fear was making them careless, opening cracks and letting their true natures show.
The concrete under his feet was dried out and riddled with cracks.
Broken windows had been left as they were and there had been no attempt to repair the cracks that ran through the concrete floor.
’Slaves and soldiers alike were gathered around the dead, men trying on armour, cracks of lightning as the wands from the fallen were tested.
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