crackling

UK
/ˈkræk.lɪŋ/
US
/ˈkræk.lɪŋ/

Translations

cracklingnoun
cracklings
pl
The crackling of the fire was soothing.
Потрескивание огня было успокаивающим.
He enjoyed eating pork cracklings.
Он любил есть свиные шкварки.
Additional translations
cracklinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈkræk.lɪŋ/
US
/ˈkræk.lɪŋ/
Present-participle adjective derived from the verb "crackle"; tagged accordingly.
The crackling fire created a cozy atmosphere in the cabin.
Потрескивающий огонь создавал уютную атмосферу в хижине.
The crackling bread was fresh from the oven.
Хрустящий хлеб был только что из печи.
crackleverb

crackling

Gerund

crackled
Past Simple
crackled
Past Participle
crackling
Gerund
UK
/ˈkræk.əl/
US
/ˈkræk.əl/
The fire began to crackle in the fireplace.
Огонь начал потрескивать в камине.
The old vinyl record started to crackle as it played.
Старая виниловая пластинка начала трескаться, когда играла.
Additional translations

Definitions

cracklingnoun
The crisp, browned skin of roasted pork.
The roast was served with a side of delicious crackling.
A series of small sharp cracking noises.
The crackling of the fire was comforting on the cold night.
The sound of static or interference in a radio or other audio device.
There was a crackling on the radio as we drove through the tunnel.
Small crisp bits of fried pork fat, typically left over after rendering lard.
Grandma sprinkled cracklings over the cornbread for extra flavor.
cracklinggerund / present participle
Producing a series of small, sharp, snapping noises.
The crackling fire provided a cozy atmosphere in the cabin.
Energetic and lively, often used to describe a performance or atmosphere.
The crackling energy of the concert kept the audience on their feet all night.
crackleverb
To make a series of small, sharp, popping sounds.
The fire crackled in the fireplace as we sat around it.
To show liveliness or energy, often used metaphorically.
The atmosphere in the room crackled with excitement as the band took the stage.