cracker
US /ˈkræk.ɚ/
UK /ˈkræk.ɚ/
1.
2.
mercun, bunga api
a firework that explodes with a sharp, loud noise
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The children lit a small cracker, and it popped loudly.
Kanak-kanak menyalakan mercun kecil, dan ia meletup dengan kuat.
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New Year's Eve is often celebrated with fireworks and crackers.
Malam Tahun Baru sering disambut dengan bunga api dan mercun.
3.
penggodam, cracker
a person who breaks into computer systems, typically with malicious intent
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The company hired a cybersecurity expert to protect against crackers.
Syarikat itu mengupah pakar keselamatan siber untuk melindungi daripada penggodam.
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A notorious cracker was arrested for breaching government systems.
Seorang penggodam terkenal ditangkap kerana menceroboh sistem kerajaan.
4.
cracker, orang putih miskin (menghina)
(derogatory) a poor white person, especially one living in the rural southern US
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The term 'cracker' is considered offensive when used to describe people.
Istilah 'cracker' dianggap menyinggung apabila digunakan untuk menggambarkan orang.
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Historically, 'cracker' was used to refer to poor white laborers in the South.
Secara sejarah, 'cracker' digunakan untuk merujuk kepada pekerja kulit putih miskin di Selatan.