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creasing
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/ˈkriːsɪŋ/
US
/ˈkrisɪŋ/
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creasing
noun
creasings
pl
складка
The tailor made a precise creasing on the fabric.
Портной сделал точную складку на ткани.
залом
The creasing on the paper was visible after folding.
Залом на бумаге был виден после складывания.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
морщина
смятие
Sinonimi
wrinkling
folding
pleating
plication
crumpling
creasing
gerund / present participle
UK
/ˈkriːsɪŋ/
US
/ˈkriːsɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe tools, processes, or materials that create or have creases.
Sinonimi
rumpling
furrowing
corrugating
crimping
creasing up
wrinkling
folding
crinkling
puckering
pleating
crease
verb
creasing
Gerund
creased
Past Simple
creased
Past Participle
creasing
Gerund
UK
/kriːs/
US
/kris/
мять
She tried not to crease the paper as she folded it.
Она старалась не мять бумагу, когда складывала её.
смять
He accidentally creased his shirt while packing.
Он случайно смял свою рубашку, когда упаковывал вещи.
Sinonimi
wrinkle
fold
bend
crumple
line
Definizioni
creasing
noun
A line or mark made by folding, pressing, or crushing something, typically fabric or paper.
The creasing on the paper was evident after it was folded multiple times.
The process of making a crease or fold in something.
The tailor was skilled in the creasing of trousers to give them a sharp, professional look.
creasing
gerund / present participle
Producing or characterized by creases; designed for making creases.
He fed the cardboard into a creasing machine for a cleaner fold.
crease
verb
To make a line or mark in something by folding or pressing.
She creased the paper to make a perfect origami crane.
To become wrinkled or folded.
The fabric creased easily, so it required careful handling.
To graze or wound slightly, especially with a bullet passing close by.
The bullet only creased his shoulder, leaving a shallow cut.
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