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wrinkled

/ˈrɪŋkəld/

wrinkled up

wrinkledadjective

more wrinkled

Comp.

most wrinkled

Super.

/ˈrɪŋ.kəld/

Translations

морщинистый

The old man had a wrinkled face.

У старика было морщинистое лицо.

сморщенный

The wrinkled apple was left uneaten.

Сморщенное яблоко осталось несъеденным.

Definitions

Having many small lines or folds, especially in skin as a result of aging.

The old man's wrinkled hands told stories of a lifetime of hard work.

(Of fabric, paper, etc.) creased or crumpled so that the surface is no longer smooth.

She wore a wrinkled shirt that looked like it had been stuffed in a drawer for weeks.

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Antonyms

wrinkleverb

wrinkled

Past Simple

wrinkled

Past Simple

wrinkled

Past Participle

wrinkling

Gerund

/ˈrɪŋkəl/

Translations

сморщивать

The heat can wrinkle the paper if it's too close to the fire.

Жара может сморщивать бумагу, если она слишком близко к огню.

морщить

She tends to wrinkle her nose when she is confused.

Она склонна морщить нос, когда она в замешательстве.

мяться

The fabric will wrinkle if you don't iron it.

Ткань будет мяться, если её не погладить.

Definitions

To make or become creased or folded.

She wrinkled her nose in disgust at the smell.

To form small lines or folds in a surface, especially skin or fabric.

The fabric wrinkled easily after washing.

Synonyms

wrinklenoun

Definitions

A small line or fold in something, especially fabric or the skin, that is caused by crumpling, folding, or aging.

She noticed a new wrinkle on her forehead when she looked in the mirror.

A minor difficulty or complication in a plan or process.

The project was going smoothly until a wrinkle in the supply chain caused delays.

A clever innovation or trick.

The new software update includes a wrinkle that makes it easier to manage tasks.

wrinkleadjective

Definitions

Attributive: intended to reduce, prevent, or relate to wrinkles when used before another noun.

She bought an expensive wrinkle cream before her vacation.