Like i hear about soccer players being 'crack' what exactly does that mean

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This post was edited by Pr0phet on Jul 12 2014 03:40pm

Craque?

It means that he's very good/talented/etc

I've only ever heard it used in english like once or twice; in spanish it's a very common expression though.

can confirm

That's actually pretty interesting.
It's a word that was often used when I was a child/teenager but nowadays it has almost completely disappeared.

To be a crack means - like already has been explained - to be very good at a certain thing such as sports/IT stuff etc.

Haven't heard the word for at least five years. Quite the little mindfuck that I just had. My parents used to use the word quite often

This post was edited by Noobinator on Jul 12 2014 04:21pm

Craque in brazil refers to guys that are like super good in football. Its usually not a term used for other things but can be, but its often just for football.