Translation of German word "krachen" to English
krachen
Meaning
VerbVerb, colloquial (in the phrase 'es krachen lassen'): 'to party hard / let loose / celebrate wildly'.
How to use
krachen ('to party hard / crash / crack') — colloquial verb. Wir lassen es krachen! — Let's party hard! / Let's really go for it! Literally: to crack, crash, bang.
🇬🇧 English
to party
Example
Zu Silvester werden wir es richtig krachen lassen.
We're going to let it rip for New Year's Eve.
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Common phrases
- Es krachen lassen!— To really go for it! / Party hard!
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What is the definition of the German word "krachen"?▼
The German word "krachen" is defined as: "Verb, colloquial (in the phrase 'es krachen lassen'): 'to party hard / let loose / celebrate wildly'."
What does the German word "krachen" mean?▼
The German word "krachen" means "to party" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Zu Silvester werden wir es richtig krachen lassen." (which translates as "We're going to let it rip for New Year's Eve.").
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