英语词汇“crack up”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

crack up1

1 informal Suffer an emotional breakdown under pressure: I feel I’m cracking up, always on the verge of tears...

I was short-tempered and I was cracking up a bit under the pressure of it all.
‘If I had not had Diana and the children I would have cracked up and had a mental breakdown by now,’ he said.
His stylish arthouse flick looks at three women as they crack up.

Synonyms

break down, have a breakdown, lose control, be overcome, collapse, go to pieces, go out of one's mind, go mad, crumble, disintegrate

informal lose it, lose one's cool, fall/come apart at the seams, go crazy, freak out

2 informal Burst into laughter: she tries to keep a straight face, but she keeps cracking up...

He cracks up into laughter, his shoulders heaving uncontrollably.
I really cracked up in laughter when I read the headline ‘Protest is the backbone of democracy’.
Before I knew it I was buzzed and cracking up with laughter.

Synonyms

burst out laughing, dissolve into laughter, roar with laughter, shake with laughter, laugh uncontrollably, guffaw, be doubled up, split one's sides, hold one's sides

informal fall about, be in stitches, break up, crease up, be creased up, be rolling in the aisles, laugh like a drain

See parent entry: crack

crack-up2

noun [usually in singular] informal

1An emotional breakdown: he had a complete mental crack-up...

Mark has had one emotional crack-up and one hospitalisation before the stresses have even begun.
The directorial debut shows the actress grappling with the aftermath of a crack-up.
By the time the reader gets to book four, Donny's been ‘hospitalized for a crack-up.’

2An act of breaking up or splitting apart: the crack-up of the Soviet Union...

It would lead to the crack-up boom and the breakdown of the whole monetary system.
Any bump in the road is greeted not just as evidence of the crack-up, but as its beginning.
The later the crack-up comes, the longer the period in which the calculation is misguided by fiduciary media.

单词	crack up
释义	crack up1 1 informal Suffer an emotional breakdown under pressure: I feel I’m cracking up, always on the verge of tears... I was short-tempered and I was cracking up a bit under the pressure of it all. ‘If I had not had Diana and the children I would have cracked up and had a mental breakdown by now,’ he said. His stylish arthouse flick looks at three women as they crack up. Synonyms break down, have a breakdown, lose control, be overcome, collapse, go to pieces, go out of one's mind, go mad, crumble, disintegrate informal lose it, lose one's cool, fall/come apart at the seams, go crazy, freak out 2 informal Burst into laughter: she tries to keep a straight face, but she keeps cracking up... He cracks up into laughter, his shoulders heaving uncontrollably. I really cracked up in laughter when I read the headline ‘Protest is the backbone of democracy’. Before I knew it I was buzzed and cracking up with laughter. Synonyms burst out laughing, dissolve into laughter, roar with laughter, shake with laughter, laugh uncontrollably, guffaw, be doubled up, split one's sides, hold one's sides informal fall about, be in stitches, break up, crease up, be creased up, be rolling in the aisles, laugh like a drain See parent entry: crack crack-up2 noun [usually in singular] informal 1An emotional breakdown: he had a complete mental crack-up... Mark has had one emotional crack-up and one hospitalisation before the stresses have even begun. The directorial debut shows the actress grappling with the aftermath of a crack-up. By the time the reader gets to book four, Donny's been ‘hospitalized for a crack-up.’ 2An act of breaking up or splitting apart: the crack-up of the Soviet Union... It would lead to the crack-up boom and the breakdown of the whole monetary system. Any bump in the road is greeted not just as evidence of the crack-up, but as its beginning. The later the crack-up comes, the longer the period in which the calculation is misguided by fiduciary media.
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