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crack

[krak] / kræk /




NOUN
attempt to do something
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Discovery is cracking open the door to allow spurned bidder, Paramount Skydance, to make its case — but Warner’s board still maintains its preference for Netflix’s competing proposal.

From Los Angeles Times

"And I can guarantee you that MPs are not in the market for letting anything slip through the cracks," he added.

From BBC

One character in “Never Mind” has “a face like a crème brûlée after the first blow of the spoon, all covered in little cracks.”

From The Wall Street Journal

They thought they were settled until a crack in the gray water tank sent their home in for repairs.

From Los Angeles Times

Sir Sadiq said there would also be funding to help Trading Standards and the Met to create a taskforce to crack down on shops that buy and sell stolen phones.

From BBC