crackle

Finally drops and brooks ran, and the lake deafeningly started to crackle while the ice was melting.
Finalement des gouttes puis des ruisseaux se sont mis à couler. Tandis que la glace fondait, le lac a émis des craquements assourdissants.
Every summer, the spruce fires begin to crackle in around 130 alpine huts in the Vaud Alps.
Chaque été, les feux d'épinette commencent à craquer dans environ 130 cases alpines des Alpes vaudoises.
I was surrounded by a very, very intense white light, and it seemed to crackle, almost 'electrically,' so to speak.
J'étais entouré d'une lumière blanche très intense et elle semblait craquer, presque « électriquement », pour ainsi dire.
The logs caught fire and started to crackle.
Les bûches ont pris feu et ont commencé à crépiter.
When the leaves begin to crackle under my feet, I know it is autumn.
Quand les feuilles commencent à craquer sous mes pieds, je sais que c'est l'automne.
The logs are starting to crackle.
Les bûches commencent à crépiter.
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