en crack ^{(n, object)}

An English term in ConceptNet 5.8

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Synonyms

ca clivella ^{(n, object)} ➜
ca esberla ^{(n, object)} ➜
ca escletxa ^{(n, object)} ➜
ca esquerda ^{(n, object)} ➜
ca fenedura ^{(n, object)} ➜
ca fissura ^{(n, object)} ➜
en cleft ^{(n, object)} ➜
en crevice ^{(n, object)} ➜
en fissure ^{(n, object)} ➜
en scissure ^{(n, object)} ➜
eu arraildura ^{(n, object)} ➜
eu arrakala ^{(n, object)} ➜
fa درز ^{(n, object)} ➜
fi halkeama ^{(n, object)} ➜
fi rako ^{(n, object)} ➜
fr crevasse ^{(n, object)} ➜
fr fente ^{(n, object)} ➜
fr fissure ^{(n, object)} ➜
id belahan ^{(n, object)} ➜
id celah ^{(n, object)} ➜
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Types of crack

en chap ^{(n, object)} ➜
en chink ^{(n, object)} ➜
en crevasse ^{(n, object)} ➜
en fatigue crack ^{(n, object)} ➜
en fault ^{(n, geology)} ➜
en rift ^{(n, object)} ➜
en slit ^{(n, object)} ➜
en split ^{(n, object)} ➜
en vent ^{(n, object)} ➜

crack is a type of…

en opening ^{(n, object)} ➜

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