crinkle

英 [ˈkrɪŋkl]

美 [ˈkrɪŋkl]

v.  (尤指皮肤、布料或纸张)变皱，起皱纹
n.  褶痕; 皱纹

过去式：crinkled　现在分词：crinkling　复数：crinkles　过去分词：crinkled　第三人称单数：crinkles　

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BNC.24957 / COCA.18991

牛津词典

verb

• （尤指皮肤、布料或纸张）变皱，起皱纹
  to become covered with or to form a lot of thin folds or lines, especially in skin, cloth or paper
  1. He smiled, his eyes crinkling .
     他瞇着眼睛笑了。
  2. Her face crinkled up in a smile.
     她一笑脸就皱了起来。
  3. The pages crinkled and curled and turned to ashes in the fire.
     那些纸页在火中起皱卷曲变成了灰烬。

noun

• 褶痕；皱纹
  a very thin fold or line made on paper, cloth or skin

柯林斯词典

• V-ERG (使)变皱;(使)起皱纹
  If somethingcrinklesor if youcrinkleit, it becomes slightly creased or folded.
  1. He shrugged whimsically, his eyes crinkling behind his glasses...
     他滑稽地耸了耸肩，眼镜片后面的双眼眯了起来。
  2. When she laughs, she crinkles her perfectly-formed nose...
     她一笑，俊俏的鼻子就会皱起来。
  3. If a plant has spotted or crinkled leaves, do not use it for propagation.
     如果植物的叶子有斑点或者萎缩，就不要用来繁殖。
• 褶痕;皱纹
  Crinklesare small creases or folds.

英英释义

noun

• a slight depression in the smoothness of a surface
  1. his face has many lines
  2. ironing gets rid of most wrinkles
  Synonym:wrinklefurrowcreaseseamline

verb

• become wrinkled or crumpled or creased
  1. This fabric won't wrinkle
  Synonym:rumplecrumplewrinklecrease
• make wrinkles or creases on a smooth surface
  1. The dress got wrinkled
  2. crease the paper like this to make a crane
  Synonym:wrinklerucklecreasescrunchscrunch upcrisp

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