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ruffles

UK
/ˈrʌf.əlz/
US
/ˈrʌf.əlz/

Übersetzungen

rufflesubstantiv

ruffles

Pl.

ruffles
Pl.
UK
/ˈrʌf.əl/
US
/ˈrʌf.əl/
The dress was adorned with a delicate ruffle at the hem.
Платье было украшено нежной оборкой по подолу.
The gentle ruffle on the water's surface was caused by the breeze.
Легкая рябь на поверхности воды была вызвана ветром.
The ruffle on the pillow added a touch of elegance to the room.
Волан на подушке добавил комнате изысканности.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
взъерошенность
раздражение
Synonyme
ruff
frill
flounce
gather
pleat
ruffleverb

ruffles

ruffled
Präteritum
ruffled
Partizip Perfekt
ruffling
Gerundium
UK
/ˈrʌf.əl/
US
/ˈrʌf.əl/
She ruffled the paper in her hands nervously.
Она нервно мялась с бумагой в руках.
His comments were meant to ruffle her calm demeanor.
Его комментарии были предназначены для того, чтобы раздражать её спокойное поведение.
The wind began to ruffle the surface of the lake.
Ветер начал взъерошивать поверхность озера.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
раскачивать
ворошить
Synonyme
untidy
disturb
disarrange
mess up
ruffle up
dishevel
Antonyme
smooth
calm

Definitionen

rufflesubstantiv
A strip of fabric gathered or pleated on one edge and used as a decorative trimming.
The dress was adorned with a delicate ruffle along the neckline.
A disturbance or commotion.
There was a slight ruffle in the crowd as the speaker took the stage.
A small fold or wrinkle in a surface.
The ruffle in the tablecloth was smoothed out before the guests arrived.
A rapid succession of drumbeats, especially as part of a military or ceremonial salute.
Four ruffles and flourishes were played in honor of the visiting dignitary.
ruffleverb
To disturb the smoothness or tranquility of something.
The sudden gust of wind ruffled the surface of the lake.
To disarrange or disorder by running one's fingers through.
She ruffled his hair playfully as she walked by.
To upset or irritate someone.
His comments were meant to ruffle the audience, but they remained calm.
To make a sound resembling the movement of fabric or paper.
The pages of the book ruffled as she turned them quickly.
To ornament (a garment or fabric) with ruffles.
The designer ruffled the cuffs to give the shirt a vintage feel.
Of a bird or animal, to raise or fluff up (feathers or fur) as a display of agitation or to keep warm.
The sparrow ruffled its feathers against the morning chill.
To become wrinkled, uneven, or lightly agitated.
The pond's surface ruffled when the first raindrops fell.
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