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这个苹果很脆。
Zhège píngguǒ hěn cuì.
This apple is very crispy.
饼干很脆，很好吃。
Bǐnggān hěn cuì, hěn hǎochī.
The biscuits are very crispy and delicious.
油条炸得很脆，很好吃。
Yóutiáo zhà de hěn cuì, hěn hǎochī.
The fried dough sticks are very crispy and delicious.
酥脆 (sū cuì)
crispy
松脆 (sōng cuì)
crunchy
软 (ruǎn)
soft
韧 (rèn)
tough
The Chinese character 脆 (cuì) is composed of two parts: the radical 石 (shí), which means "stone," and the phonetic component 催 (cuī), which is related to the sound of the character. The original meaning of 脆 was "to break easily," which is related to the hardness of stone. Over time, the meaning of 脆 expanded to include other things that break easily, such as glass and ceramics. The character 脆 can also be used to describe things that are brittle or fragile, such as a person's health or a relationship. In modern Chinese, 脆 is often used to describe food that is crispy or crunchy.
