No. 5,850 in French
crevier
"Crevier" is not a standard French word; it could be a misspelling or a proper noun.
In a sentence
Je n'aime pas quand mon téléphone crevait en plein appel.
I don't like it when my phone dies in the middle of a call.
Here 'crevait' (past tense of 'crever') is used colloquially to mean dying or breaking down momentarily in the context of a device.
Il faut faire attention à ne pas crever en courant sur ces cailloux.
Be cautious not to burst a tire while running over these rocks.
In this case, 'crever' refers to bursting or flaring out, tied to physically damaging something like a tire.
Son enthousiasme était si intense qu'il crevait les limites habituelles.
His enthusiasm was so intense that it exceeded usual boundaries.
Here 'crever' is used metaphorically to mean breaking through or exceeding thresholds.
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