If stones, gravel, or dry leaves scrunch as you walk on them, they make a sharp, crushing noise under your feet — a dry, messy sound, not a clean tap. The ground scrunches; you can also say you scrunch over the path.

If如果 stones, gravel, or dry leaves石頭、碎石，或乾葉子 scrunch as you walk on them你走在上面時發出scrunch的聲音, they它們 make a sharp, crushing noise under your feet會在你腳下發出尖銳、碎裂的聲音 — a dry, messy sound一種乾燥、雜亂的聲音, not而不是 a clean tap一個乾淨俐落的敲擊聲。The ground地面 scrunches會發出scrunch的聲音; you你 can also say也可以說 you scrunch over the path你scrunch著走過那條路。

It is a sound-word, informal, and very ordinary in stories and everyday talk. People use the same word in other close ways: you scrunch up a piece of paper (crush it into a ball), you scrunch your eyes or your nose (squeeze the face up), and hair can be scrunched (crushed in the hands while it dries). Those are the same family of 'crush and make a noise / make small'.

It它 is a sound-word是一個擬聲詞, informal很口語, and而且 very ordinary in stories and everyday talk在故事和日常對話裡非常常見。People人們 use the same word in other close ways也會用同一個字表達其他相近的動作: you你 scrunch up a piece of paper把一張紙scrunch起來 (crush it into a ball把它揉成一團), you你 scrunch your eyes or your nose把眼睛或鼻子scrunch起來 (squeeze the face up把臉皺起來), and而 hair頭髮 can be scrunched也可以被scrunch (crushed in the hands while it dries乾的時候用手揉捏)。Those那些用法 are the same family of屬於同一個家族: 「crush and make a noise / make small」「壓碎並發出聲音／變小」。

The walking-on-stones sense is the one you hear with leaves on an autumn path or pebbles on a beach. It is stronger and cracklier than a soft crunch, though the two sit next to each other.

The walking-on-stones sense踩在石頭上的那個意思 is the one you hear就是你會聽到的那種 with leaves on an autumn path秋天小路上的落葉聲 or或 pebbles on a beach海灘上的鵝卵石聲。It它 is stronger and cracklier than比...更強、更清脆 a soft crunch一個輕柔的crunch聲, though不過 the two這兩個字 sit next to each other靠得很近。