Definition of cracking in English:

cracking

adjectiveˈkrakɪŋˈkrækɪŋ

British informal

1attributive Excellent.
he is in cracking form to win this race
as submodifier a cracking good story
Example sentencesExamples
- Just for good measure, there are a couple of cracking follow-up letters in today's Daily Express.
- Sounds excellent - The Herald gave it a cracking write-up too.
- Bill Nicholson was a brilliant manager and a cracking bloke and he was a North Yorkshireman.
- This is a cracking good story, funny, sad, thrilling, and thought provoking.
- The 2.2 is a cracking unit and offers excellent economy too.
- That cracking result completed a hat-trick of class two wins for Craig and he will be aiming to make it five next weekend.
- The nine-year-old has been in cracking form lately, winning at Musselburgh and Catterick.
- For anyone willing to invest the time and the emotion, this is a cracking album, worthy of critical acclaim.
- Cononley move into second after a cracking eight-wicket win over at Pendle Forest.
- I outlasted other divers and gained some cracking close-ups of hammerhead sharks, great rays and grey reef sharks.
- A cracking evening with fine sets from both bands.
- The Jets were in cracking form and simply too powerful, too quick and too talented in all departments.
- The team is really up for it and we should have some excellent support on the day, making it a cracking match.
- Their greater experience up front and ability to change tactics got them out of jail and won them a cracking contest.
- A cracking game though, and overall the best team won.
- It has a cracking beer garden, superb ale selection and an ambient atmosphere.
- Jeff King's seven-year-old is in cracking form, having won his last two races and a hat-trick is on the cards here.
- We were in pursuit of a cracking story and we couldn't stop talking about it.
- Chris Dolan clearly knows how to tell a cracking story.
- He did nearly score two cracking goals.
Synonyms
fine, of high quality, of a high standard, quality, superior
1. 1.1 Fast and exciting.
  the story rips along at a cracking pace
  Example sentencesExamples
  Although still without a win this season, this multi-talented five-year-old has run two cracking races.
  McGovern gives the story believable characters, a cracking pace and draws out themes that make it relevant for today.
  It's brash, lively and moves along at a cracking pace - but it's not the all-conquering success that its hype suggests.
  This action-packed cop thriller rattles along at a cracking pace, with strong performances from all the leading players.
  Giving it their all the Czech Republic took off at a cracking pace in the first of four heats.
  The Army side played at a cracking pace in the first half and were up 8 nil at half time.
  These initiates were not be disappointed with a match which started at a cracking pace.
  Even so, the Americans set off at a cracking pace northwards towards Baghdad.
  Once the breakage was fixed, four of the five boats took off at a cracking pace with Germany in the lead.
  Howard, a lively 65-year-old, sets a cracking pace for the nation and is renowned for his brisk morning walk.
  With this in mind Switzerland's Stephan Steiner took off at a cracking pace in heat one and never looked back.
  Clarke's book begins at a cracking pace - it's like being thrown into some sort of action movie or political thriller.
  The former champion ran such a cracking race in third.
  Risk assets are being grown at a cracking pace, while the profit margin earned on them is shrinking.
  Not the least of their virtues is that they are written at a cracking pace.
  Officially atheist China is growing at a cracking pace.
  Australia's top single sculler, Amber Halliday took off at a cracking pace.
  The four girls ran a cracking 4x100m relay to record a second consecutive relay win in the League.
  A good thing then that the story is so brilliantly held and told at such a cracking pace.
  Played at a cracking pace, this final had drama, referee's calls being queried and a finish that went right down to the wire.
  They took off at a cracking pace and never looked back.
  Synonyms
  speedy, quick, swift, rapid

Definition of cracking in US English:

cracking

adjectiveˈkrakiNGˈkrækɪŋ

British informal

Excellent.
he is in cracking form to win this race
a cracking good war story
Example sentencesExamples
- I outlasted other divers and gained some cracking close-ups of hammerhead sharks, great rays and grey reef sharks.
- The team is really up for it and we should have some excellent support on the day, making it a cracking match.
- A cracking game though, and overall the best team won.
- The Jets were in cracking form and simply too powerful, too quick and too talented in all departments.
- Jeff King's seven-year-old is in cracking form, having won his last two races and a hat-trick is on the cards here.
- The 2.2 is a cracking unit and offers excellent economy too.
- Chris Dolan clearly knows how to tell a cracking story.
- Their greater experience up front and ability to change tactics got them out of jail and won them a cracking contest.
- For anyone willing to invest the time and the emotion, this is a cracking album, worthy of critical acclaim.
- That cracking result completed a hat-trick of class two wins for Craig and he will be aiming to make it five next weekend.
- Cononley move into second after a cracking eight-wicket win over at Pendle Forest.
- Sounds excellent - The Herald gave it a cracking write-up too.
- A cracking evening with fine sets from both bands.
- He did nearly score two cracking goals.
- The nine-year-old has been in cracking form lately, winning at Musselburgh and Catterick.
- This is a cracking good story, funny, sad, thrilling, and thought provoking.
- Just for good measure, there are a couple of cracking follow-up letters in today's Daily Express.
- We were in pursuit of a cracking story and we couldn't stop talking about it.
- Bill Nicholson was a brilliant manager and a cracking bloke and he was a North Yorkshireman.
- It has a cracking beer garden, superb ale selection and an ambient atmosphere.
Synonyms
fine, of high quality, of a high standard, quality, superior

单词	cracking
释义	Definition of cracking in English: cracking adjectiveˈkrakɪŋˈkrækɪŋ British informal 1attributive Excellent. he is in cracking form to win this race as submodifier a cracking good story Example sentencesExamples Just for good measure, there are a couple of cracking follow-up letters in today's Daily Express. Sounds excellent - The Herald gave it a cracking write-up too. Bill Nicholson was a brilliant manager and a cracking bloke and he was a North Yorkshireman. This is a cracking good story, funny, sad, thrilling, and thought provoking. The 2.2 is a cracking unit and offers excellent economy too. That cracking result completed a hat-trick of class two wins for Craig and he will be aiming to make it five next weekend. The nine-year-old has been in cracking form lately, winning at Musselburgh and Catterick. For anyone willing to invest the time and the emotion, this is a cracking album, worthy of critical acclaim. Cononley move into second after a cracking eight-wicket win over at Pendle Forest. I outlasted other divers and gained some cracking close-ups of hammerhead sharks, great rays and grey reef sharks. A cracking evening with fine sets from both bands. The Jets were in cracking form and simply too powerful, too quick and too talented in all departments. The team is really up for it and we should have some excellent support on the day, making it a cracking match. Their greater experience up front and ability to change tactics got them out of jail and won them a cracking contest. A cracking game though, and overall the best team won. It has a cracking beer garden, superb ale selection and an ambient atmosphere. Jeff King's seven-year-old is in cracking form, having won his last two races and a hat-trick is on the cards here. We were in pursuit of a cracking story and we couldn't stop talking about it. Chris Dolan clearly knows how to tell a cracking story. He did nearly score two cracking goals. Synonyms fine, of high quality, of a high standard, quality, superior 1.1 Fast and exciting. the story rips along at a cracking pace Example sentencesExamples Although still without a win this season, this multi-talented five-year-old has run two cracking races. McGovern gives the story believable characters, a cracking pace and draws out themes that make it relevant for today. It's brash, lively and moves along at a cracking pace - but it's not the all-conquering success that its hype suggests. This action-packed cop thriller rattles along at a cracking pace, with strong performances from all the leading players. Giving it their all the Czech Republic took off at a cracking pace in the first of four heats. The Army side played at a cracking pace in the first half and were up 8 nil at half time. These initiates were not be disappointed with a match which started at a cracking pace. Even so, the Americans set off at a cracking pace northwards towards Baghdad. Once the breakage was fixed, four of the five boats took off at a cracking pace with Germany in the lead. Howard, a lively 65-year-old, sets a cracking pace for the nation and is renowned for his brisk morning walk. With this in mind Switzerland's Stephan Steiner took off at a cracking pace in heat one and never looked back. Clarke's book begins at a cracking pace - it's like being thrown into some sort of action movie or political thriller. The former champion ran such a cracking race in third. Risk assets are being grown at a cracking pace, while the profit margin earned on them is shrinking. Not the least of their virtues is that they are written at a cracking pace. Officially atheist China is growing at a cracking pace. Australia's top single sculler, Amber Halliday took off at a cracking pace. The four girls ran a cracking 4x100m relay to record a second consecutive relay win in the League. A good thing then that the story is so brilliantly held and told at such a cracking pace. Played at a cracking pace, this final had drama, referee's calls being queried and a finish that went right down to the wire. They took off at a cracking pace and never looked back. Synonyms speedy, quick, swift, rapid Definition of cracking in US English: cracking adjectiveˈkrakiNGˈkrækɪŋ British informal Excellent. he is in cracking form to win this race a cracking good war story Example sentencesExamples I outlasted other divers and gained some cracking close-ups of hammerhead sharks, great rays and grey reef sharks. The team is really up for it and we should have some excellent support on the day, making it a cracking match. A cracking game though, and overall the best team won. The Jets were in cracking form and simply too powerful, too quick and too talented in all departments. Jeff King's seven-year-old is in cracking form, having won his last two races and a hat-trick is on the cards here. The 2.2 is a cracking unit and offers excellent economy too. Chris Dolan clearly knows how to tell a cracking story. Their greater experience up front and ability to change tactics got them out of jail and won them a cracking contest. For anyone willing to invest the time and the emotion, this is a cracking album, worthy of critical acclaim. That cracking result completed a hat-trick of class two wins for Craig and he will be aiming to make it five next weekend. Cononley move into second after a cracking eight-wicket win over at Pendle Forest. Sounds excellent - The Herald gave it a cracking write-up too. A cracking evening with fine sets from both bands. He did nearly score two cracking goals. The nine-year-old has been in cracking form lately, winning at Musselburgh and Catterick. This is a cracking good story, funny, sad, thrilling, and thought provoking. Just for good measure, there are a couple of cracking follow-up letters in today's Daily Express. We were in pursuit of a cracking story and we couldn't stop talking about it. Bill Nicholson was a brilliant manager and a cracking bloke and he was a North Yorkshireman. It has a cracking beer garden, superb ale selection and an ambient atmosphere. Synonyms fine, of high quality, of a high standard, quality, superior
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