Rumple Meaning in English

word

US

ˈɹəmpəɫ

RUM-puhl

UK

ɹˈʌmpəl

RUM-puhl

परिभाषा

To make something, usually fabric or hair, messy, wrinkled, or not smooth by pressing or handling it roughly.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Usually informal. Common with clothes, sheets, hair: 'rumple a shirt', 'rumpled bed'. Implies untidiness from movement or rough handling. Not as strong as 'crumple', which means to crush completely.

• Spanish: arrugar - desordenar
• Portuguese (BR): amassar - bagunçar (roupa, tecido)
• Portuguese (PT): amarrotar - desalinhar
• Chinese (Simplified): 弄皱 - 弄乱
• Chinese (Traditional): 弄皺 - 弄亂
• Hindi: कुरुप करना - सिकुड़ना
• Arabic: يُجعِّد - يُبعثر
• Bengali: কুঁচকানো - এলোমেলো করা
• Russian: смять - взъерошить
• Japanese: くしゃくしゃにする - 乱す
• Vietnamese: làm nhàu - làm rối
• Korean: 구기다 - 헝클다
• Turkish: kırıştırmak - karıştırmak (saç, kumaş)
• Urdu: شکم میں ڈالنا - الجھانا
• Indonesian: mengusutkan - mengacak-acak

उदाहरण वाक्य

Don't rumple your clean shirt.

basic

My hair always gets rumpled when I sleep.

basic

He tried to rumple the papers to make them look old.

basic

After a long flight, my suit looked completely rumpled.

natural

She smiled and rumpled his hair.

natural

The bed was still rumpled from last night.

natural