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wrinkle

/ˈrɪŋ.kəl/

Traduction: Nom désignant une petite ride ou un pli sur une surface, un problème mineur ou une complication, ainsi qu'une technique ou une idée ingénieuse., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de former de petites plis ou rides sur une surface, généralement sur du tissu ou de la peau.

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noun

/ˈrɪŋ.kəl/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une petite ride ou un pli sur une surface, un problème mineur ou une complication, ainsi qu'une technique ou une idée ingénieuse.

A noun referring to a small crease or fold on a surface, a minor problem or complication, or an innovative technique or idea.

  1. Small fold or creaseA2formal

    A slight depression or line on a surface, especially on skin or fabric.

    frRide (petit pli ou creux)

    • She noticed a wrinkle on her forehead after years of worry.
    • The shirt had a wrinkle from being folded in the drawer.
    • He smoothed out the wrinkle on the tablecloth.

    Synonymescorrugationcreasecrinklefoldfurrowlinepuckerrumple

  2. Minor problem or difficultyB2informal

    A small, unexpected problem that complicates a situation.

    fraccroc (difficulté mineure)

    • There was a wrinkle in our travel plans when the flight was delayed.
    • The project went smoothly until a wrinkle appeared with the budget.
    • We need to iron out a few wrinkles before the launch.

    Synonymescatchcomplicationglitchhiccuphitchkinkobstaclesnag

  3. Clever innovation or trickC1informalamerican

    A clever or original method of doing something, often new and different.

    frastuce ingénieuse

    • The new software has a wrinkle that saves time on data entry.
    • He added a wrinkle to the recipe by using a secret spice.
    • The team came up with a wrinkle to improve the old process.

    Synonymesanglecontrivancedevicedodgegimmickploystratagemtrick

Formes
  • wrinkles plural form
  • wrinkles' possessive plural form
  • wrinkle's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈrɪŋ.kəl/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de former de petites plis ou rides sur une surface, généralement sur du tissu ou de la peau.

A verb used to indicate the act of forming small folds or creases on a surface, typically fabric or skin.

  1. Form small folds or linesB1formal

    To cause a smooth surface to develop small folds or lines, often due to age, pressure, or movement.

    frFroncer, rider

    • The fabric wrinkles easily if you don't iron it.
    • She wrinkled her nose at the unpleasant smell.
    • The paper wrinkled when it got wet.

    Synonymescorrugatecreasecrinklecrumplefoldfurrowlinepuckerrumplescrunch

    Antonymesflattenironsmoothstraighten

  2. Create creases in fabricB1formal

    To press or fold a material, such as cloth, so that it forms creases or lines.

    frFroisser en créant des plis

    • He wrinkled his shirt by sitting on it.
    • The tailor carefully wrinkled the fabric to create a design.
    • Don't wrinkle the tablecloth before the guests arrive.

    Synonymescreasecrinklecrumplefoldpuckerrumple

    Antonymesironpresssmooth

  3. Become creased or crumpledB1formal

    To develop wrinkles or creases, typically as a result of being crushed or folded.

    frse froisser

    • The leather jacket wrinkled after being stored in a tight space.
    • Her forehead wrinkled as she concentrated.
    • The leaves wrinkled in the dry heat.

    Synonymescorrugatecreasecrinklecrumplefoldfurrowgatherpuckerruckrumple

    Antonymesflattenironsmooth

Formes
  • wrinkled past participle
  • wrinkled past simple
  • wrinkling present participle
  • wrinkles third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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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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