crumpled
/ˈkrʌm.pəld/Word connections
adjective
/ˈkrʌm.pəld/Описывает что-то, что было сжато, смято или покрыто складками, часто относится к ткани или бумаге.
Describe algo que ha sido comprimido, arrugado o cubierto de pliegues, a menudo referido a tela o papel.
Décrit quelque chose qui a été comprimé, froissé ou couvert de plis, souvent en parlant de tissu ou de papier.
Beschreibt etwas, das durch Drücken, Falten oder Knittern verformt wurde, oft in Bezug auf Stoff oder Papier.
Descreve algo que foi amassado, enrugado ou prensado, formando dobras ou vincos, geralmente tecido ou papel.
形容某物被压皱、揉皱或布满褶皱,常指布料或纸张。
صفة تصف شيئًا تجعّد أو انثنى أو طُوي على نفسه، وتُستعمل غالبًا للورق أو القماش أو الملابس.
Describes something that has been pressed, crushed, or wrinkled, often referring to fabric or paper.
Crushed or wrinkledB1formal
Pressed or squeezed into irregular folds or wrinkles, typically referring to paper or fabric.
Смятый
arrugado
froissé, chiffonné
Zerknittert
Amassado
皱的
مُجَعَّد
- He threw the crumpled paper into the trash bin.
- Her dress was crumpled after sitting in the car for hours.
- The map was crumpled and torn from being folded so many times.
Collapsed or fallenB2informal
Having fallen down or collapsed, often due to injury or exhaustion.
Сваленный
Derribado o colapsado
effondré
Zusammengebrochen
Caído
倒下的
مُنْهَار
- The boxer lay crumpled on the canvas after the knockout.
- He found his grandfather crumpled on the floor after the fall.
- The car was crumpled against the tree after the accident.
- more crumpled comparative form
- most crumpled superlative form
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verb
crumple/ˈkrʌm.pəl/Глагол, используемый для обозначения действия сминания чего-либо в морщинистую или неровную форму, или разрушения/уступки.
Verbo que indica la acción de arrugar algo formando pliegues o una forma irregular, o de colapsar o ceder bajo presión.
Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de froisser quelque chose en une forme plissée ou irrégulière, ou de s'effondrer / céder sous la pression.
Verb, das verwendet wird, um das Zerknittern oder Zerdrücken von etwas in eine faltige oder unebene Form zu bezeichnen, oder das Zusammenbrechen/Nachgeben.
Verbo usado para indicar a ação de amassar algo, deixando-o enrugado ou irregular, ou de desmoronar/ceder.
表示将某物压成皱褶或不平整的形状,也指崩溃、屈服或垮掉。
فعل يُستخدم للدلالة على تجعيد شيء ما أو ثنيه بحيث يصبح مجعدًا أو غير مستوٍ، أو على الانهيار والاستسلام.
A verb used to indicate the act of crushing something into a wrinkled or irregular shape, or to collapse or give way.
Crush into foldsB1formal
To press or crush something, such as paper or fabric, into irregular folds or wrinkles.
Сминать
Arrugar
Froisser en chiffonnant
Zerknittern
Amassar
揉皱
يُجَعِّد
- She crumpled the letter in anger and threw it away.
- He crumpled the paper into a ball before tossing it.
- The fabric crumpled easily after being packed tightly.
Synonymscreasecrinklecrushfoldpuckerrufflerumplescrew upwrinkle
Antonymsflattenironsmoothstraighten
Collapse or fall downB2formal
To suddenly fall down or lose strength, often due to shock, injury, or exhaustion.
Рухнуть
desplomarse
s'effondrer
Zusammenbrechen
Desabar
瘫倒
انهار
- He crumpled to the ground after being hit.
- The old building crumpled under the weight of the snow.
- She crumpled into a chair, exhausted from the long day.
Synonymsbucklecave incollapsefallfoldgive waysinkslumptopple
Antonymsrisestandstiffenstrengthen
- crumpled past participle
- crumpled past simple
- crumpling present participle
- crumples third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1
Inherited terms
Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en
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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.