Sites sur "Crumbs"

"Crumbs" ??? ?? (??) ????? | HiNative : Oh crumbs ? ?? a crumb of information ????? |????cookie???????????cookie crumbs ??????????????????????????????|??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ...
"She ate and left no crumbs."?????? -???? (??)???? | HiNative : What does "crumbs "mean in this sentence "I find a few crumbs which some kind little boy and girl... crumbs ?????? crumbs ??????
"crumb" ? "crumble" ???????? | HiNative : crumbs are the result of crumbling. "After I crumbled my cracker, I found a crumb in my shoe."
"scrab" ? "Crumb" ???????? | HiNative : scrabCorrect me if I?m wrong but I think you meant ?scrap?. Scrap refers to a piece or amount of something especially something discarded (common examples: scrap of paper, scrap of metal, scrap metal). crumb usually refers to a small piece of food that breaks off or is left behind (bread crumbs, crumbs from chips or crackers). Although scrap can refer to food also (table scraps; scraps ...
"You ate that and left no crumbs"?????? -?? ... - HiNative : You ate that and left no crumbsNo, just try your best to use the phrase properly and there shouldn?t be a problem :>???
"eat up and leave no crumbs (the slang)"????? ... - HiNative : eat up and leave no crumbs (the slang)@andre_fet10 The slang phrase "eat up and leave no crumbs" means to do something perfectly or to dominate completely in a particular situation. It's often used to praise someone's exceptional performance or achievement, suggesting they did so well that nothing was left for anyone else to do. It's a way to express admiration for someone who has excelled at ...
"He ate it up and left no crumbs!" ??? ?? (??) ????? : The phrase "??????"ate it up completely" and "??????" means "left no crumbs". In the casual translation, the phrase "He ate it up and left no crumbs!" is translated as "?????????????? " This translation is more colloquial and relaxed.
"tumble" ? "crumble" ???????? | HiNative : The broken pieces are similar to crumbs, so much smaller when they are compared to the bigger object they broke off of. It can sometimes happen because of damage or when there are extremely old objects that are starting to fall apart due to age.
What's the difference between "crumbly""crispy "and "crunchy"? : crumbly means it turns into crumbs when you eat it, which is why it has "crumb" in the word. so, it falls apart into little bits while you eat it. cookies are a good example of a crumbly food. crispy means pleasantly firm with a slight crunch, French fries are a good example. crunchy means it makes noise when you bite it. potato chips are a good example of a crunchy food.|@Emma-666 I would say ...
"She ate and left no crumbs."?????? -???? (??)???? | HiNative : She ate and left no crumbs.Are you familiar with the slang term ?She slayed?? They mean the same thing. I mean: She was really good at something. -Have you seen her look on the red carpet? -Yes, she slayed! / She ate and left no crumbs!???