dimple

• Pequena depressão natural na superfície do corpo, especialmente nas bochechas ou no queixo, que costuma aparecer ao sorrir. Também pode designar uma covinha ou ondulação semelhante em outras superfícies.

A small, natural indentation or hollow on a surface, most commonly on the cheeks or chin of a person, often appearing when smiling.

1. Small indentation on skinA2formal

   A small natural indentation in the flesh, especially on the cheeks or chin, often appearing when smiling.

   Cova

   • She has a cute dimple on her left cheek when she smiles.
   • His dimples become more noticeable when he laughs.
   • The baby's dimples made everyone smile.

   Sinônimoscleftdepressiondinthollowindentation

2. Small depression on a surfaceB2formal

   A small hollow or dent on any surface, such as glass, metal, or fabric.

   Amassado

   • The car's fender had a dimple from the hail.
   • There was a dimple in the leather sofa from years of use.
   • The glass had a tiny dimple near the rim.

   Sinônimosconcavitydentdepressionhollowindentationpit

• Verbo que significa formar ou fazer formar pequenas covas ou depressões, geralmente na pele (como as covinhas no rosto) ou em superfícies como metal.

A verb meaning to form or cause to form small indentations or depressions, typically on a surface such as skin or metal.

1. Form small indentationsB2formal

   To cause or form small, shallow depressions or hollows on a surface, especially on the skin when smiling.

   Formar covinhas

   • Her cheeks dimple when she laughs.
   • The soft clay dimpled under his fingers.
   • The rain dimpled the surface of the pond.

   Sinônimoscreasecrinkleindentpuckerwrinkle