cracked in Latin
cracked in Latin is rīmōsus, vacerrōsus — cracked means broken so that a line or split has formed, without falling completely apart.
cracked in Latin
rīmōsus
Broken so that cracks appear on, or under, the surface.
vacerrōsus
(slang) Crazy; crackpot.
What does "cracked" mean?
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adjective Broken so that a line or split has formed, without falling completely apart.
"The cracked phone screen still worked but looked terrible."
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adjective Slang: pirated software, or, in gaming slang, extremely skilled.
"He downloaded a cracked version of the software for free."
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adjective Informal: crazy or eccentric.
"That's a cracked idea if I've ever heard one."
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cracked in a sentence
- The cracked phone screen still worked but looked terrible.
- He downloaded a cracked version of the software for free.
- That player is cracked — he wins every match.
- That's a cracked idea if I've ever heard one.
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What is "cracked" in Latin?
"cracked" in Latin is rīmōsus, vacerrōsus. cracked means: Broken so that a line or split has formed, without falling completely apart.
How do you use "cracked" in a sentence?
Example: "The cracked phone screen still worked but looked terrible." In Latin, "cracked" is rīmōsus, vacerrōsus.
Are there other ways to say "cracked" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "cracked": rīmōsus, vacerrōsus.
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