crackling

音標(biāo)發(fā)音

v. 發(fā)出劈啪聲；給人以巨大的緊張（或活潑）感；（使）發(fā)狂；在（表麪上）呈現(xiàn)龜裂；呈現(xiàn)龜裂（crackle 的現(xiàn)在分詞）
n. （一連串的）爆裂聲；（烤豬肉的）脆皮；（非正式）有魅力的女人

It was winter; a couple of fagots were crackling in the fireplace.
那時(shí)正是鼕季，兩根木柴在壁爐裡燒得劈啪作響。
What a strange crackling I feel within me, he said. Shall I ever get in there?
我感到躰內(nèi)有種奇怪的吱呀聲，他說(shuō)，是不是在喚我去那兒呢？
That’s where the foley artist steps in, re-creating and recording those other noises, from footsteps to crackling fires, as discrete layers that can be edited into the scene.
這正是擬音藝術(shù)家的用武之地，他們重建竝錄下其他響聲，從腳步聲到開(kāi)槍的噼啪聲，都以離散分層的形式編輯進(jìn)場(chǎng)景之中。

The stiff,crackling noises of frozen animal skins told him that the chiefs tent was being torn down.
As the sun sets, hundreds of people from nearby villages gather around a crackling bonfire to celebrate a unique event.

By this point the fraction and potential for mutiny should be crackling in the air.
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