fêlure

crack(noun)

a split or break

There's a crack in this cup.

(se) fêler

crack(verb)

to (cause to) break partly without falling to pieces

The window cracked down the middle.

entrebâillement

crack(noun)

a narrow opening

The door opened a crack.

casser

crack(verb)

to break (open)

He cracked the peanuts between his finger and thumb.

claquement

crack(noun)

a sudden sharp sound

the crack of whip.

craquer

crack(verb)

to make a sudden sharp sound of breaking

The twig cracked as I stepped on it.

coup (sec)

crack(noun)

a blow

a crack on the jaw.

sortir

crack(verb)

to make (a joke)

He's always cracking jokes.

plaisanterie

crack(noun)

a joke

He made a crack about my big feet.

percer

crack(verb)

to open (a safe) by illegal means.

d'élite

crack(adjective)

expert

a crack racing-driver.

crack

crack(noun)

a very addictive drug

He died of too much crack with alcohol

déchiffrer

crack(verb)

to solve (a code).

craquer

crack(verb)

to give in to torture or similar pressures

The spy finally cracked under their questioning and told them everything he knew.