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Meanings of crackles in English

Spanish
crepitante
Catalan
crepitant

Respiratory condition.

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        crepitante
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        Examples for "rales"
        Examples for "rales"
        1
        He isn't very sick, Miss Tucker,-hejust has red rales.
        Sunny Slopes
        2
        The physical examinations were normal except for rales heard on chest examination in two patients.
        Pubmed
        3
        Fighting for air with saw-edged rales, he threw himself from stone to stone toward the far edge of the trench.
        Cities in Flight
        4
        All that little girl's former sass and spunk was gone now, and as she breathed, rales rattled in her narrow chest.
        Under the dome: a novel
        5
        I don't know what red rales are, but when the nurses say that, it means you aren't very sick and will soon be well.
        Sunny Slopes
        1
        He could not even repeat his Ave Maria without producing sinister crepitations from his gullet.
        South Wind
        2
        But Endeavour reported no change; its sensors still detected nothing but faint thermal crepitations and his own movements.
        Rendezvous with Rama
        3
        Ribavirin aerosol was associated with significantly faster improvement in cough and crepitations and more rapid rate of fall in respiratory and heart rates.
        Pubmed
        Usage of crackles in English
        1
        The line lengthens, and crackles with electricity with each step Kelly takes.
        Within arm's reach
        2
        Nine patients were symptomatic and six had inspiratory crackles on physical examination.
        Pubmed
        3
        My back snaps, crackles, and pops as I try to stand straight.
        Angelfall
        4
        But it's his relationship with Sophina that really crackles in the film.
        Ebony
        5
        My elbow crackles and pops when I flex it all the way.
        Rock and Ice Magazine
        6
        It crackles with wit, warmth and whimsy without a hint of pretension.
        News.com.au
        7
        A small iceberg, Yoko, that fizzes and crackles like a soda drink.
        Radio NZ
        8
        As the air crackles with event glamour, the names finally start to come.
        The Guardian
        9
        The fire burns and crackles, and tickles the tripped bass-drum with its sparkles.
        Men, Women and Ghosts
        10
        Then they set fire to the dry shavings, and the wood pile crackles.
        From Pole to Pole: A Book for Young People
        11
        This is a superb legal thriller that fairly crackles with tension.
        The Guardian
        12
        I could hear crackles as the spoon scraped the socarrat from the bottom.
        BBC
        13
        My cell phone snaps, crackles and pops all of the time.
        Terminal Compromise
        14
        At night our hair crackles and sparkles when we brush it.
        Sketches and Studies in Italy and Greece, First Series
        15
        She's pouring tea over ice that crackles in its plastic glass.
        Lit: a memoir
        16
        He heard pops and crackles as her muscles and vertebrae unlimbered.
        Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town
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        Translations for crackles
        Spanish
        crepitante
        Catalan
        crepitant
        Crackles through the time
        Crackles across language varieties
        United States of America
        Common
        United Kingdom
        Common