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dimpled

/ˈdɪm.pəld/

dimpledadjective

more dimpled

Comp.

most dimpled

Super.

/ˈdɪmpəld/

Translations

ямчатый

The dimpled surface of the golf ball helps it fly farther.

Ямчатая поверхность мяча для гольфа помогает ему лететь дальше.

впуклый

Her dimpled cheeks made her smile even more charming.

Её впуклые щёки делали её улыбку ещё более очаровательной.

Additional translations

с ямочками

Definitions

Having small natural hollows or indentations on the surface.

The dimpled surface of the golf ball helps it travel farther through the air.

Marked by small depressions or indentations, often in reference to skin or fabric.

Her dimpled cheeks gave her a charming and youthful appearance.

Synonyms

dimplenoun

Definitions

A small natural indentation in the flesh on a part of the human body, especially in the cheek or on the chin.

Her smile revealed a charming dimple on her left cheek.

A slight depression or indentation on a surface.

The golf ball has several dimples to improve its aerodynamics.

dimpleverb

dimpled

Past Simple

dimpled

Past Simple

dimpled

Past Participle

dimpling

Gerund

/ˈdɪm.pəl/

Translations

образовывать ямочку

When she smiles, her cheeks dimple.

Когда она улыбается, на её щеках образуются ямочки.

Definitions

To form a small depression or indentation on a surface.

The soft clay dimples easily when pressed with a finger.

To create a small, natural indentation in the flesh, especially on the cheeks or chin when smiling.

Her cheeks dimple when she laughs.

Synonyms

dimpleadjective

Definitions

Attributive, before a noun: relating to or characterized by dimples; having small indentations.

The engineer studied airflow over a dimple surface to reduce drag.

dimpleproper noun

Definitions

A female given name, chiefly used in India.

Dimple received praise for her performance.