Crinkly Meaning in English
word
ˈkrɪŋkli
KRING-klee
kɹˈɪŋkli
KRING-klee
释义
Having many small folds, wrinkles, or waves on the surface. It can describe something that looks wrinkled or makes a crackling noise.
用法与细微差别
"Crinkly" is informal and often describes hair, paper, skin, or sounds like wrapping paper. It suggests a fine, uneven texture. Not as strong as "wrinkled." Common with 'crinkly hair,' 'crinkly eyes,' 'crinkly paper.'
Spanish: arrugado - crujiente (sonido)Portuguese (BR): enrugado - crocante (somente som)Portuguese (PT): enrugado - estaladiço (som apenas)Chinese (Simplified): 皱巴巴的 - 沙沙作响的Chinese (Traditional): 皺巴巴的 - 沙沙作響的Hindi: झुर्रीदार - खड़कदार (आवाज़ के लिए)Arabic: مجعد - يصدر خشخشة (لصوت فقط)Bengali: কুঁচকানো - ভাঁজযুক্তRussian: морщинистый - шуршащийJapanese: しわしわの - パリパリしたVietnamese: nhăn nhúm - sột soạtKorean: 쪼글쪼글한 - 바스락거리는Turkish: kıvrımlı - buruşuk - hışırdayanUrdu: جھری دار - چرچراناIndonesian: keriting - berkerut - berkeresek
例句
She has crinkly hair.
basic
The old letter was crinkly at the edges.
basic
Her eyes looked crinkly when she smiled.
basic
These chips are extra crinkly and crunchy.
natural
I love the crinkly sound of wrapping paper on birthdays.
natural
Grandpa’s crinkly smile always makes me feel welcome.
natural