Definition of crit - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The film class held a crit on the latest release.
2.
- The warrior scored a crit on the dragon.
3.
- He won the crit last weekend.
Verb
1.
- She likes to crit movies for fun.
2.
- He managed to crit the boss with one strike.
Expressions with crit
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informal term for literary criticism
Lit crit can be quite subjective.
Origin of crit
Greek, kritikos (able to discern)
Examples of crit in a sentence
She received a positive crit from her peers. He rolled a crit and defeated the boss instantly. Landing a crit can turn the tide of battle. The annual crit attracted cyclists from all over. She trained hard for the upcoming crit. He tends to crit his own work harshly.
They often crit the new restaurant's menu. The rogue can crit with every backstab. Players aim to crit for maximum damage.
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- French:critique, critiquer, ...
- German:Kritik, kritisieren, ...
- Italian:critica, criticare, ...
- Spanish:crítica, criticar, ...
- Portuguese:crítica, criticar, ...
- Chinese:评论, 指责, ...
- Japanese:批評, 批評する, ...
- Arabic:نَقْد, اِنتَقَدَ, ...
- Hebrew:בִּקֹּרֶת, לְבַקֵּר, ...
- Russian:разбор, критиковать, ...
- Ukrainian:критичний аналіз, критикувати, ...
- Hindi:समीक्षा, आलोचना करना, ...
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