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crumple Verb [-pling, -pled] 1. to crush or become crushed into untidy wrinkles or creases 2. to collapse in an untidy heap: her father lay crumpled on the floor Noun an untidy crease or wrinkle [obsolete crump to bend] crumply adj
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crumple Translations v crumple [ˈkrampl] to make or become wrinkled or creased This material crumples easily; She crumpled up the piece of paper. kreukel, opfrommel يُجَعِّد، يتَجَعَّـد мачкам (се) (z)mačkat (se) krølle sammen zerknittern τσαλακώνω arrugar, estrujar kortsuma, kortsutama تکه تکه کردن؛ ریز ریز کردن rypistää, rypistyä (se) froisser לְקָמֵט सिलवटें डालना izgužvati összegyűr(ődik) kusut böggla spiegazzarsi しわにする 구기다; 구겨지다 glamžyti(s), suglamžyti, su(si)raukti burzīt; burzīties renyuk (ver)kreukelen krølle(s) sammen gnieść (się) enrugar a (se) mototoli; a (se) şifona мять(ся) (s)krčiť sa mečkati (se) zgužvati knöla[] ihop, skrynkla[], knyckla[] till ทำให้เป็นรอยยับย่น buruş(tur)mak 把...弄皺 м'яти(ся); зморщувати(ся) مروڑنا bị ép thành nhiều nếp, bị vò nhàu 把...弄皱 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| I can't help imagining that perhaps just as we get to the middle, they'll crumple up like a jack-knife and nip us. In vain he sat before paper, attending on inspiration; that heavenly nymph, beyond suggesting the words 'my dear father,' remained obstinately silent; and presently John would crumple up the sheet and decide, as soon as he had 'a good chance,' to carry the money home in person. For there was a time when there were no newspapers, nothing for father to read at breakfast-time, and no old newspapers to crumple up and light fires with. |
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