to crumple

基本解釋

Take care not to crumple your dress by packing it carelessly.
當(dāng)心不要因收放粗心壓皺你的衣服。
He proceeded to crumple the dollar bill up . He then asked, who still wants it?
他把又臟又皺的鈔票拾了起來(lái)，問(wèn)道：“現(xiàn)在還有誰(shuí)想要這鈔票？”
I personally like to crumple it up and stomp on it, but you can do whatever you like. Post it on your fridge as a reminder of your enemy.
你甚至可以把它們貼在冰箱上時(shí)刻提醒你這些生活中的敵人.

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