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HI there! "Crack" has an adjective meaning -- "very good at a specified activity/in a specified role."
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Thanks for explaining, I don't think "crack" is used in that way often in Australian English spoken in day to day life. Seems to be mostly used in a military context since examples in online dictionary usually refer to "crack troops" or "crack shot".
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Hi, you are most welcome! Actually this word 精锐 is used in a military context. We just added an example which can help you understand it better:
精锐部队 [nphr] picked troops, crack troops
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