/'krækə(r); `krækɚ/
n
1 thin flaky dry biscuit, typically eaten with cheese 薄脆饼乾（多与乾酪一起食用）.
2 (a) small firework that explodes with a sharp sound 爆竹; 鞭炮.
(b) (also Christmas cracker) party toy consisting of a cardboard tube wrapped in paper that makes a sharp explosive sound as its ends are pulled apart, with a small gift, paper hat, etc inside 彩包爆竹（一种宴会时的娱乐用品, 为一硬的纸筒, 内装小件礼品、纸帽等, 用纸包裹好, 两端一拉即噼啪作响）
*a box of crackers 一盒彩包爆竹.
3 (Brit infml approv 口, 褒) attractive girl or woman 迷人的姑娘; 有魅力的女子
*What a little cracker she is! 她真是小美人!
4 crackers [pl] = nutcrackers (nut).


面粉和水做成的、发酵或不发酵、酥松或不酥松的薄脆饼干；未加糖或半甜

n[C]
a hard dry type of bread in small flat shapes, that is often eaten with cheese
alsoChristmas cracker
a decorated paper tube that makes a small exploding sound when you pull it apart. Crackers contain a small gift, a paper hat, and a joke, and are used at Christmas in Britain.
a firecracker
BrE spoken something that is very good or funny
　That was a cracker of a goal.
someone who illegally breaks into a computer system in order to steal information or stop the system from working properly
= hacker
　computer crackers
BrE old-fashioned informal a very attractive woman


a thin crisp wafer made or flour and water with or without leavening and shortening; unsweetened or semisweet