Significats de be a cracking en anglès

Geelong versus St Kilda should be a cracking game of Monday afternoon football.

It 's always proved to be a cracking weekend for racing.

They know it 's going to be a cracking fight.

This was always going to be a cracking series, and today's events have added to that.

Before sinking to such vulgarity, we should note that this promises to be a cracking film.

This will be a cracking London derby.

That should be a cracking finish.

It 's worth noting, though, that brown butter, hazelnuts and lemon would be a cracking coating for many other vegetables.

For all this, it turns out to be a cracking movie, now available on DVD for the first time.

For the rest of us, this is set to be a cracking way to kick off a fun Friday night.

The pair meet next week in what promises to be a cracking semi final of the Sigerson Cup, sponsored by Murphy's.

It ought to be a cracking atmosphere, and both more colourful and noisier than the more expensive November Tests, whatever about the match itself.

Whether or not you know the outcome, this is a cracking watch.

Crossfire is a cracking story that fans of the series will love.

There was a cracking noise, and the chandelier dropped a few inches.

There was a cracking sound of sinews lengthening, of bones being rejointed.