How to pronounce crab in English

The English word for crab is crab, which is pronounced [kr?b] in British and [kr?b] in American.

crab can be used as a noun and a verb, as a noun, meaning crabs, crab meat, pubic lice parasitic disease; as a verb, the meaning of traverse, to make the plane or boat for the correction of the yawning current, to catch crabs. crab's basic meaning and usage is introduced:

1, can be used as a noun, meaning crab, crabs, crab meat, pubic lice parasitic disease.

Example sentence:Shrimps and crabs are only small crustaceans in the ocean.

The fish and crabs scavenge for decaying tissue

The fish and crabs scavenge for decaying tissue.

Although it is tasty, crab is very filling

The crab, though tasty, tends to be filling.

2. It can also be used as a verb meaning to go sideways; (when encountering side winds or currents or air currents) to make a yawning correction (of an airplane or boat); to catch crabs.

Example sentence: That you work on a crab boat.

When trawling you may catch hermit crabs.

You may catch hermit crabs when trawling.

Bilingual Example Sentences:

1.With a cold eye, I will watch the crabs, and see how long you run amok.

With cool detachment let's watch the crab and see how far it can sidle.-Remain uninvolved and keep a close watch on the wrongdoer and see how far he can go.

2. A crab in a basket.

Crabs in uh basket.

3. A crab that is re-growing its chela.

A crab in the process of regenerating a claw.

4. A packed crab.

[as adj. dressed]dressed crab.

5. Poor crab! It is equal to screaming into the wind.

Poor Crab! He might as well have spoken to the wind.

6. They were happy to see that we caught a lot of crabs.

They were very happy to see we got a lot of crabs.

But they had no way to cook the crabs.

But they had no means of cooking the crabs.