crumples

英 [ˈkrʌmplz]

美 [ˈkrʌmplz]

v. 压皱; (使)变皱，起皱; (指脸)沮丧地皱起，哭丧着; (因受伤、失去知觉、喝醉而)瘫倒
crumple的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

V-ERG 压皱;(使)变皱;(使)起皱
If youcrumplesomething such as paper or cloth, or if itcrumples, it is squashed and becomes full of untidy creases and folds.
1. She crumpled the paper in her hand...
  她把那张纸在手里揉成一团。
2. The front and rear of the car will crumple during a collision.
  碰撞时，汽车的前部和后部会被撞瘪。
3. Crumple upmeans the same ascrumple.
  crumple up 同 crumple
4. She crumpled up her coffee cup...
  她把咖啡杯捏扁了。
5. Nancy looked at the note angrily, then crumpled it up and threw it in a nearby wastepaper basket.
  南希愤怒地看完那张便条，把它狠狠地揉成一团扔进了旁边的废纸篓里。
VERB (因受到惊吓等)瘫倒
If someonecrumples, they collapse, for example when they have received a shock.
1. His body crumpled...
  他身子一软，倒在地上。
2. He immediately crumpled to the floor...
  他一下子瘫倒在地。
3. Chance McAllister lay crumpled on the floor.
  钱斯·麦卡利斯特瘫倒在地。
VERB (指脸突然)沮丧地皱起，哭丧着脸
If someone's facecrumples, they suddenly look very disappointed or as if they want to cry.
1. She faltered, and then her face crumpled once more.
  她的声音颤抖起来，随后又露出一脸苦相。