crumpled

UK
/ˈkrʌmpəld/
US
/ˈkrʌmpəld/
crumpledadjective
more crumpled
Comp.
most crumpled
Super.
UK
/ˈkrʌmpəld/
US
/ˈkrʌmpəld/
Translations
He wore a crumpled shirt to the meeting.
Он пришел на встречу в мятой рубашке.
She found a crumpled piece of paper in her pocket.
Она нашла скомканный листок бумаги в кармане.
Definitions
Having wrinkles or folds; not smooth.
She handed me a crumpled piece of paper with the address on it.
Appearing disheveled or untidy.
His crumpled appearance suggested he had just woken up.
Bent or crushed out of shape, especially as the result of pressure or impact.
The front panel of the car was crumpled after the collision.
crumpleverb

crumpled

Past Simple

crumpled
Past Simple
crumpled
Past Participle
crumpling
Gerund
UK
/ˈkrʌmpəl/
US
/ˈkrʌmpəl/
Translations
She crumpled the paper and threw it away.
Она смяла бумагу и выбросила её.
He crumpled the letter in his hand.
Он смял письмо в руке.
The child crumpled the drawing in frustration.
Ребёнок сминал рисунок от досады.
Additional translations
Definitions
To crush something, typically paper or fabric, into a compact mass.
She crumpled the letter into a ball and threw it in the trash.
To collapse or fall down suddenly.
The old building crumpled under the weight of the heavy snow.
To cause something to become wrinkled or creased.
He crumpled his shirt by sitting on it for too long.
crumplenoun
Definitions
A crease or wrinkle in a material, especially paper or fabric, caused by folding or crushing.
The crumple in the paper made it difficult to write on.
The act or result of crumpling; a sudden collapse or deformation.
With a loud crumple, the can flattened beneath his foot.
crumpleadjective
Definitions
Designed or intended to collapse or deform in order to absorb impact.
The car's crumple zone absorbed most of the collision energy.