crispKK [ˈkrɪsp] ｜ /ˈkrɪsp/
GEPT 中級
C1noun
a thin, crunchy slice of potato fried in deep fat
I love snacking on a bag of freshly made potato crisps while watching a movie.
洋芋片；薯片
C1verb
make something brown and crunchy by heating it
She baked the potato for an extra 10 minutes to make it crisp and golden brown.
C1adjective
firm, fresh, and crunchy
She bit into the crisp apple, savoring the satisfying sound and taste.
C1adjective
clearly defined and easy to see or hear
The crisp sound of breaking twigs echoed through the silent forest.
C1adjective
brief and effectively cut short
During his presentation, the CEO delivered crisp and concise answers to the audience's questions, leaving no room for ambiguity.
B2adjective
pleasantly cold and refreshing
We enjoyed a crisp breeze while hiking in the mountains.
清爽的；涼爽宜人的
C2adjective
having small, tight curls, such as hair
She styled her hair in crisp curls for the special occasion.
C1verb
make a surface have wrinkles or creases; create a pressed, folded, or wrinkled line
After the rainstorm, the pages of my notebook became damp and started to crisp around the edges.