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crack

[krak] / kræk /




NOUN
attempt to do something
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After the first uncrewed test flight, Artemis I, engineers found that chunks of the heat shield's coating had cracked and broken away during a two‑stage "skip" re‑entry manoeuvre.

From BBC

Google’s researchers said a quantum computer may be on the horizon that’s powerful enough to crack a bitcoin wallet’s secret key in as few as nine minutes, potentially giving attackers access to investors’ funds.

From MarketWatch

When baked, the streusel should form a craggy, golden crust that cracks gently under a knife.

From Salon

Fears that AI could disrupt industries such as software have dragged down stocks in the once-hot industry, and many investors are watching the private-credit market closely for additional cracks.

From The Wall Street Journal

I asked, trying to get him to crack.

From Literature