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单词 crack up
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crack up

phrasal verbwithcrackverb
uk
/kræk/us
/kræk/
informal
C2
tobecomementallyill:
（精神）崩溃，垮掉
Ithinkshe'scrackingup.我想她要崩溃了。

crack(someone)up

phrasal verbwithcrackverb
uk
/kræk/us
/kræk/
informal
C2
tosuddenlylaugha lot, or to make someonesuddenlylaugha lot:
I took onelookat her andcrackedup.
There's something about that guy'sfacethat justcracksme up.
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to laugh
  • laughThe children were laughing at the cartoons.
  • chuckleShe was chuckling as she read the letter.
  • giggleThe girls were giggling at the back of the classroom.
  • sniggerThey sniggered at what she was wearing.
  • snickerUSStop snickering at that rude joke and get back to your classwork.
  • chortleShe chortled with glee at the news.
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Laughing and smiling
  • amused
  • be all smilesidiom
  • be in convulsionsidiom
  • be rolling in the aislesidiom
  • be wreathed in smilesidiom
  • bust
  • gale
  • giggle
  • giggler
  • giggly
  • grin
  • grin/smile from ear to earidiom
  • quake
  • say cheeseidiom
  • simper
  • smile
  • smiley
  • smiling
  • smilingly
  • stitch
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crack-up
noun[C]
informal
uk
/ˈkræk.ʌp/us
/ˈkræk.ʌp/

crack-upnoun[C](COLLAPSE)

anoccasionwhen something that wasjoinedtogether orunitedbreaksintoseparateparts:
崩溃；瓦解；破裂
Thestorydepictsthe crack-up of thewriters' ownpartnership.这个故事描述了作家们自己合伙关系的破裂。
Theempirebecameungovernable,resultingin atotalcrack-up.帝国变得难以治理，导致了彻底的分崩离析。
aperiodofmentalillnesswhen someone is soupsetorworriedthat they cannotthinkclearlyor cannotdealwithnormallife:
精神崩溃；失去自制
He had what hecallsa "crack-up" when he was ayoungjournalist.当他还是一个年轻记者的时候，经历了他提到的一次“崩溃”。
More examples
  • Following thegreatDemocraticcrack-up, she may be thebestpersonto put herpartytogether again.
  • Theyarguethat theperiodisbestcharacterisedas oneinvolvingpolicychangeandinstability, since the crack-up of theconsensusin the 1960s.
  • What sheconveysexcellentlyis the wayfamiliesobservesocialritualswhileignoringpsychologicalcrack-ups.
  • Agatha Christie'smarriageto her firsthusbandArchie wasfollowedby herfamouscrack-up anddisappearance.
  • He isunsparingin hisdescriptionof the crack-ups, shell-shock anddrunkennessthataffectedthetroops.
  • He was avictimof the too-much-too-sooncelebritycrack-upsyndrome.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Separating and dividing
  • apheresis
  • atomize
  • bifurcate
  • bifurcation
  • bisect
  • clove
  • dissociateyourselffromsomething
  • dissociation
  • disunite
  • disunity
  • divide/split(something)down the middleidiom
  • fracture
  • hive
  • parcel
  • polarized
  • polarizer
  • prophase
  • pull
  • pullsomething/someoneapart
  • unravel
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Mental illnesses

crack-upnoun[C](FUNNY)

someone or something that is veryfunny:
逗趣的人；令人捧腹的事物
Hisfriendsfindhim a crack-up.他的朋友们觉得他很会逗趣。
The show is a crack-up fromstarttofinish.这场演出从头到尾都让人捧腹大笑。
More examples
  • Iwonderif they'll stillfindme a crack-up when they get toknowme.
  • Hedoublesup withlaughter. "What a crack-up," he says.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Humour & humorous
  • amusingly
  • barrel
  • blackly
  • bone dryidiom
  • bring
  • broadness
  • droll
  • facetious
  • hilarious
  • joker
  • jokester
  • photobomb
  • photobombing
  • playfully
  • playfulness
  • priceless
  • rib-tickling
  • ridiculous
  • scream
  • uproarious
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(Definition ofcrack upfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

crack up

—phrasal verbwithcrackverb
uk
/kræk/us
/kræk/
informal
C2
tobecomementallyill
（精神）崩溃，垮掉
Ithinkshe'scrackingup.我想她要崩溃了。
crack-up
noun[C]
informal
uk
/ˈkræk.ʌp//ˈkræk.ʌp/
anoccasionwhen something that wasjoinedtogether orunitedbreaksintoseparateparts
崩溃；瓦解；破裂
Thestorydepictsthe crack-up of thewriters' ownpartnership.这个故事描述了作家们自己合伙关系的破裂。
Theempirebecameungovernable,resultingin atotalcrack-up.帝国变得难以治理，导致了彻底的分崩离析。
aperiodofmentalillnesswhen someone is soupsetorworriedthat they cannotthinkclearlyor cannotdealwithnormallife
精神崩溃；失去自制
He had what hecallsa "crack-up" when he was ayoungjournalist.当他还是一个年轻记者的时候，经历了他提到的一次“崩溃”。
More examples
  • Following thegreatDemocratic crack-up, she may be thebestpersonto put herpartytogether again.
  • Theyarguethat theperiodisbestcharacterisedas oneinvolvingpolicychangeandinstability, since the crack-up of theconsensusin the 1960s.
  • What sheconveysexcellently is the wayfamiliesobservesocialritualswhileignoringpsychologicalcrack-ups.
  • Agatha Christie'smarriageto her firsthusbandArchie wasfollowedby herfamouscrack-up anddisappearance.
  • He isunsparingin hisdescriptionof the crack-ups, shell-shock anddrunkennessthataffectedthetroops.
  • He was avictimof the too-much-too-sooncelebritycrack-upsyndrome.
someone or something that is veryfunny
逗趣的人；令人捧腹的事物
Hisfriendsfindhim a crack-up.他的朋友们觉得他很会逗趣。
The show is a crack-up fromstarttofinish.这场演出从头到尾都让人捧腹大笑。
More examples
  • Iwonderif they'll stillfindme a crack-up when they get toknowme.
  • Hedoublesup withlaughter. "What a crack-up," he says.

crack up (someone)| American Dictionary

crack up(someone)

phrasal verbwithcrackverb
us
/kræk/
slang
tolaughwithgreatenthusiasm, or tocausesomeone tolaughin this way:
Thestoriesthey told cracked me up.
(Definition ofcrack up (someone)from theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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