crunch
క్రంచ్
definition
verb
she paused to crunch a ginger snap
crush (a hard or brittle foodstuff) with the teeth, making a loud but muffled grinding sound.
computers crunch data from real-world observations
process large amounts of information or perform operations of great complexity, especially by computer.
noun
Marco's fist struck Brian's nose with a crunch
a loud muffled grinding sound made when crushing, moving over, or hitting something.
when it comes to the crunch, you chicken out
a crucial point or situation, typically one at which a decision with important consequences must be made.
translation of 'crunch'
పళ్లతో కొరుకు,
చప్పుడు చేస్తూ నమలు
example
What appears different this time is that we seem to have gone through a business and investment downturn without a credit 'crunch' .
when it comes to the 'crunch' you chicken out
But for many smaller outfits, the slowdown has become a full-blown credit 'crunch' .
Drivers in the queue reported hearing a ‘fierce noise of screeching tyres’ and a frightening 'crunch' as a white lorry ploughed into the bus and rolled it over.
One example is in the pharmaceutical industry, where scientists need to 'crunch' vast amounts of genetic information in their attempts to develop new medicines.
The redrawing of constituency boundaries reaches its 'crunch' decision point early this month.
Sometimes the computer has an advantage simply because it can 'crunch' numbers far better than players.
she paused to 'crunch' a ginger biscuit
The company also now faces the 'crunch' issue that defines all second-hand sales: trust and confidence on the part of the buyer.
These substantial and curiously ugly animals use their bony foreheads to smash off great lumps of coral before they 'crunch' it up with massive front teeth.
Despite the rate cuts in recent months, the market continues to worry about a possible credit 'crunch' , where corporate fund demand cannot be met due to cautious lending by banks.
Instead, they evolve from simple replicators into sophisticated data processors that can 'crunch' numbers in complicated ways.
Next time you pick up a pencil, take time to twirl it in your fingers, tap it against your teeth, 'crunch' the end and wait for inspiration to flow.
Marco's fist struck Brian's nose with a 'crunch'
When it came to the 'crunch' though, I chickened out and offered the truth.
Many specialty contractors say that the personnel 'crunch' has eased, but has not disappeared.
They failed to pin down the evidence about the 'crunch' meetings.
At the 'crunch' , it came down to a handful of votes.
They 'crunch' around in the snow, waving signs and hollering slogans.
Tonight, there is awed silence, with only the 'crunch' of discarded beer cups under foot intruding on the sound of one man and his battered guitar.
Marco's fist struck Brian's nose with a 'crunch'
computers 'crunch' data from real-world observations
Even if the time structure of assets and liabilities match on the firm's balance sheet, a credit 'crunch' is always a real possibility.
I heard a tiny 'crunch' sound, and I realized that I had hit one of the poles.
This is a compound exercise that adds an abdominal 'crunch' to the standard push-up movement.
The use of bar code scanners, consumer data and software to 'crunch' the information has made it easier to select and control inventory of all types of products.
He hit the ground with a loud thud and the 'crunch' of pine needles.
As to the 'crunch' question - should he stay or should he go?
Everything happened before I even had time to open my mouth and scream - the car hit us in the side doors and there was a 'crunch' and the sound of breaking headlights.
But it allows us to apply the computer's enormous speed and power to 'crunch' mountains of data into possible scenarios.
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