Definition of cruncher in English:

cruncher

nounˈkrʌntʃəˈkrən(t)SHər

informal

1A critical or vital point; a crucial or difficult question.
关键时刻，紧要关头；重大问题；难题
the big cruncher—have you got anything to contribute to skating?
Example sentencesExamples
- But the real cruncher to his view is provided by the department itself.
- And when you're done, I'd say you're half-way to getting the winner of that Turkey-England cruncher.
- It's the mental challenge that's the cruncher.
- But for me, this is the punchline cruncher: The House of Commons is, and will remain, a GM-free zone.
Synonyms
problem, difficult question, vexed question, difficulty, quandary, dilemma
2A computer, system, or person able to perform very large or complex operations.
能进行极复杂运算（或处理大量信息）的计算机（或系统，人）
a global information cruncher
全球信息处理系统。参见NUMBER CRUNCHER。
See also number cruncher
Example sentencesExamples
- In a very smart move, the PPC family was designed as a 64-bit cruncher with backward binary-compatibility for 32-bit applications.
- You want proof this system was invented by a bunch of clueless numbers crunchers?
- Windows booted without any hiccups, and to test load performance I ran a cruncher (Seti@Home) on it for about 10 minutes before concluding that the new speeds were solid.
- The company's code crunchers might be boring and bland, but they are also disciplined and driven.
- PDA users have known for some time now that the devices are more than just contact database crunchers.
- A ‘Supercomputer Room’, chilled by strong air-conditioners awaits the arrival ‘soon’, through a soft loan, of an estimated US $19.5 million terabyte cruncher.
- With their own little super, engineering and research teams can bid adieu to month-long delays while waiting for access to a jumbo cruncher at a National Science Foundation supercomputing center.
- Now you'd think if I can figure this out, one of our big time money crunchers could too, wouldn't you?
- If you go by what the experts and data crunchers say, the worker bees of the world are dooming the civilized, unhurried meal to an untimely death.
- Tall, slim and athletic, she looks more like a beach volleyball player than a nerdy data cruncher.

Rhymes

luncher, puncher

Definition of cruncher in US English:

cruncher

nounˈkrən(t)SHər

informal

1A critical or vital point; a crucial or difficult question.
关键时刻，紧要关头；重大问题；难题
Example sentencesExamples
- But for me, this is the punchline cruncher: The House of Commons is, and will remain, a GM-free zone.
- It's the mental challenge that's the cruncher.
- And when you're done, I'd say you're half-way to getting the winner of that Turkey-England cruncher.
- But the real cruncher to his view is provided by the department itself.
Synonyms
problem, difficult question, vexed question, difficulty, quandary, dilemma
2A computer, system, or person able to perform operations of great complexity or to process large amounts of information.
能进行极复杂运算（或处理大量信息）的计算机（或系统，人）
a global information cruncher
全球信息处理系统。参见NUMBER CRUNCHER。
See also number cruncher
Example sentencesExamples
- With their own little super, engineering and research teams can bid adieu to month-long delays while waiting for access to a jumbo cruncher at a National Science Foundation supercomputing center.
- PDA users have known for some time now that the devices are more than just contact database crunchers.
- Now you'd think if I can figure this out, one of our big time money crunchers could too, wouldn't you?
- If you go by what the experts and data crunchers say, the worker bees of the world are dooming the civilized, unhurried meal to an untimely death.
- A ‘Supercomputer Room’, chilled by strong air-conditioners awaits the arrival ‘soon’, through a soft loan, of an estimated US $19.5 million terabyte cruncher.
- Tall, slim and athletic, she looks more like a beach volleyball player than a nerdy data cruncher.
- In a very smart move, the PPC family was designed as a 64-bit cruncher with backward binary-compatibility for 32-bit applications.
- Windows booted without any hiccups, and to test load performance I ran a cruncher (Seti@Home) on it for about 10 minutes before concluding that the new speeds were solid.
- The company's code crunchers might be boring and bland, but they are also disciplined and driven.
- You want proof this system was invented by a bunch of clueless numbers crunchers?

单词	cruncher
释义	Definition of cruncher in English: cruncher nounˈkrʌntʃəˈkrən(t)SHər informal 1A critical or vital point; a crucial or difficult question. 关键时刻，紧要关头；重大问题；难题 the big cruncher—have you got anything to contribute to skating? Example sentencesExamples But the real cruncher to his view is provided by the department itself. And when you're done, I'd say you're half-way to getting the winner of that Turkey-England cruncher. It's the mental challenge that's the cruncher. But for me, this is the punchline cruncher: The House of Commons is, and will remain, a GM-free zone. Synonyms problem, difficult question, vexed question, difficulty, quandary, dilemma 2A computer, system, or person able to perform very large or complex operations. 能进行极复杂运算（或处理大量信息）的计算机（或系统，人） a global information cruncher 全球信息处理系统。参见NUMBER CRUNCHER。 See also number cruncher Example sentencesExamples In a very smart move, the PPC family was designed as a 64-bit cruncher with backward binary-compatibility for 32-bit applications. You want proof this system was invented by a bunch of clueless numbers crunchers? Windows booted without any hiccups, and to test load performance I ran a cruncher (Seti@Home) on it for about 10 minutes before concluding that the new speeds were solid. The company's code crunchers might be boring and bland, but they are also disciplined and driven. PDA users have known for some time now that the devices are more than just contact database crunchers. A ‘Supercomputer Room’, chilled by strong air-conditioners awaits the arrival ‘soon’, through a soft loan, of an estimated US $19.5 million terabyte cruncher. With their own little super, engineering and research teams can bid adieu to month-long delays while waiting for access to a jumbo cruncher at a National Science Foundation supercomputing center. Now you'd think if I can figure this out, one of our big time money crunchers could too, wouldn't you? If you go by what the experts and data crunchers say, the worker bees of the world are dooming the civilized, unhurried meal to an untimely death. Tall, slim and athletic, she looks more like a beach volleyball player than a nerdy data cruncher. Rhymes luncher, puncher Definition of cruncher in US English: cruncher nounˈkrən(t)SHər informal 1A critical or vital point; a crucial or difficult question. 关键时刻，紧要关头；重大问题；难题 Example sentencesExamples But for me, this is the punchline cruncher: The House of Commons is, and will remain, a GM-free zone. It's the mental challenge that's the cruncher. And when you're done, I'd say you're half-way to getting the winner of that Turkey-England cruncher. But the real cruncher to his view is provided by the department itself. Synonyms problem, difficult question, vexed question, difficulty, quandary, dilemma 2A computer, system, or person able to perform operations of great complexity or to process large amounts of information. 能进行极复杂运算（或处理大量信息）的计算机（或系统，人） a global information cruncher 全球信息处理系统。参见NUMBER CRUNCHER。 See also number cruncher Example sentencesExamples With their own little super, engineering and research teams can bid adieu to month-long delays while waiting for access to a jumbo cruncher at a National Science Foundation supercomputing center. PDA users have known for some time now that the devices are more than just contact database crunchers. Now you'd think if I can figure this out, one of our big time money crunchers could too, wouldn't you? If you go by what the experts and data crunchers say, the worker bees of the world are dooming the civilized, unhurried meal to an untimely death. A ‘Supercomputer Room’, chilled by strong air-conditioners awaits the arrival ‘soon’, through a soft loan, of an estimated US $19.5 million terabyte cruncher. Tall, slim and athletic, she looks more like a beach volleyball player than a nerdy data cruncher. In a very smart move, the PPC family was designed as a 64-bit cruncher with backward binary-compatibility for 32-bit applications. Windows booted without any hiccups, and to test load performance I ran a cruncher (Seti@Home) on it for about 10 minutes before concluding that the new speeds were solid. The company's code crunchers might be boring and bland, but they are also disciplined and driven. You want proof this system was invented by a bunch of clueless numbers crunchers?
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