crunch in Danish
crunch in Danish is knas, knase — crunch means to crush something noisily, especially food, making a crackling sound.
crunch in Danish
knas
A noisy crackling sound; the sound usually associated with crunching.
knase
What does "crunch" mean?
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verb To crush something noisily, especially food, making a crackling sound.
"He crunched loudly on an apple during the meeting."
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verb To process large amounts of data or numbers.
"The accountant spent the afternoon crunching the quarterly figures."
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noun The crackling sound made when something is crushed or bitten into.
"I love the crunch of a fresh, cold carrot."
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noun A critical or decisive moment, often involving pressure or difficulty.
"When the crunch came, the team pulled together and finished on time."
crunch in a sentence
- He crunched loudly on an apple during the meeting.
- Gravel crunched under their boots as they walked up the path.
- The accountant spent the afternoon crunching the quarterly figures.
- I love the crunch of a fresh, cold carrot.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "crunch" in Danish?
"crunch" in Danish is knas, knase. crunch means: To crush something noisily, especially food, making a crackling sound.
How do you use "crunch" in a sentence?
Example: "He crunched loudly on an apple during the meeting." In Danish, "crunch" is knas, knase.
Are there other ways to say "crunch" in Danish?
Yes — Danish has 2 translations listed for "crunch": knas, knase.
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