pursed

UK
/pɜːst/
US
/pɝst/
pursedpast participle
UK
/pɜːst/
US
/pɝst/
Past-participle adjective derived from the verb “purse”, describing something that has been tightened or puckered.
Translations
поджатыйобычно о губах, выражающих неодобрение или сосредоточенность
He spoke through pursed lips.
Он говорил сквозь поджатые губы.
сморщенныйо ткани, коже или поверхности, собранной в складки
The fabric was pursed at the corners to create a decorative effect.
Ткань была сморщена по углам, чтобы создать декоративный эффект.
Additional translations
сжатыйо плотно сомкнутых губах
стянутыйо краях материала, сближенных стежками или шнуром
Definitions
Tightly pressed together in disapproval, concentration, or determination, especially of the lips.
She gave him a pursed look, clearly unimpressed with his explanation.
Drawn into small folds or wrinkles; puckered.
The fabric was pursed at the corners to create a decorative effect.
pursenoun
Definitions
A small bag used especially by a woman to carry everyday personal items.
She reached into her purse to find her keys.
A sum of money offered as a prize in a competition, especially in a sporting event.
The winner of the tournament will receive a purse of $10,000.
A financial fund or resources available for a particular purpose.
The charity event was organized to increase the community purse for local projects.
Chiefly British: a small pouch for carrying coins, typically kept in a pocket or handbag.
He pulled a few coins from his purse to pay for the newspaper.
purseverb

pursed

Past Simple

pursed
Past Simple
pursed
Past Participle
pursing
Gerund
UK
/pɜːs/
US
/pɝs/
Translations
She pursed her lips in disapproval.
Она поджала губы в знак неодобрения.
Definitions
To contract one's lips into a rounded shape, often as an expression of disapproval or to express concentration.
She pursed her lips in thought as she considered the proposal.
purseadjective
Definitions
Relating to, designed for, or characteristic of a purse.
She bought a purse organizer to keep the bag tidy.