rumple

• vt. 弄皱；弄得乱七八糟
• vi. 弄皱；变凌乱
• n. 皱褶；皱纹

1. disturb the smoothness of;

"ruffle the surface of the water"

2. to gather something into small wrinkles or folds;

"She puckered her lips"

3. become wrinkled or crumpled or creased;

"This fabric won't wrinkle"

She rumpled his hair playfully.

她顽皮地弄乱他的头发。

牛津词典

The bed was rumpled where he had slept.

床上他睡过的地方乱糟糟的。

牛津词典

I leaned forward to rumple his hair, but he jerked out of the way.

我探身过去抚弄他的头发，但他马上躲开了。

柯林斯高阶英语词典

You mustn't play in your new skirt, you'll rumple it.

你千万不要穿着新裙子去玩耍, 你会把它弄皱的.

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Never fasten it in your collar or waistcoat, or rumple it in your hands.

千万别将餐巾别在领上或背心上, 也别在手中乱揉.

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Besides, he would tug at the ribbons of her bonnet and, no doubt, rumple her dress.

此外, 他还拉扯她帽子上的饰带, 当然也会弄皱她的衣裙.

飘（部分）

To crush together or press into wrinkles; rumple.

挤压挤在一起或压出皱纹; 弄皱.

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Rumple child produced mainly attributable to the paper around the edge of the deformation ( tight ).

产生这类褶子的主要原因是纸张四周变形 ( 紧边 ).

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There are Rumple of prints are generally not acceptable . 1.

有褶子的印品凡是都是不克不及剥夺的.

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Rumple Minze is a peppermint schnapps imported from the Black Forest in Bavaria.

这是一种从巴伐利亚黑森林进口的薄荷甜酒.

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I leaned forward to rumple his hair, but he jerked out of the way.

我探身过去抚弄他的头发，但他马上躲开了。

柯林斯例句

来自古英语 hrympel,弄皱，来自 Proto-Germanic*hrimp,卷起，弯起，来自 PIE*sker,弯，转， 收缩，词源同 ring,ramp,rampage.

1. I leaned forward to rumple his hair, but he jerked out of the way.

我探身过去抚弄他的头发，但他马上躲开了。

来自柯林斯例句

2. Besides, he would tug at the ribbons of her bonnet and, no doubt, rumple her dress.

此外, 他还拉扯她帽子上的饰带, 当然也会弄皱她的衣裙.

来自飘（部分）

3. You mustn't play in your new skirt, you'll rumple it.

你千万不要穿着新裙子去玩耍, 你会把它弄皱的.

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4. There are Rumple of prints are generally not acceptable . 1.

有褶子的印品凡是都是不克不及剥夺的.

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5. To crush together or press into wrinkles; rumple.

挤压挤在一起或压出皱纹; 弄皱.

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rumple (v.)

c. 1600, possibly a variant of rimple "to wrinkle" (c. 1400), from Old English hrympel "wrinkle" (possibly influenced by Middle Dutch rumpelen), related to Old English hrimpan "to fold, wrinkle" (see ramp (v.)). Related: Rumpled; rumpling. As a noun from c. 1500.