美
[kriːs]
make a line or lines by folding, crushing, or pressing
"a fold in the napkin"
"a crease in his trousers"
"a plication on her blouse"
"a flexure of the colon"
"a bend of his elbow"
"his face has many lines"
"ironing gets rid of most wrinkles"
"The dress got wrinkled"
"crease the paper like this to make a crane"
"furrow one's brow"
"graze the skin"
"This fabric won't wrinkle"
Never mind the creases in that blue frock.
出自： M. E. Braddon
Very well dressed, with special creases down their evening trousers.
出自： J. Galsworthy
His cheeks folded themselves..into creases of apparent contentment.
出自： T. Keneally
你把我那件好衬衫弄皱了。
Be careful not to crease up the pages.
当心,不要把书弄皱了。 crease up
The child's face creased up and soon he started crying.
这个孩子皱眉蹙额,很快就开始哭了起来。 crease sth ⇔ up
The old woman's face creased up with age.
这个老妇人由于年迈而满脸皱纹。 crease up
Mary creased up when Jim walked in wearing his funny clothes.
当吉姆穿着他滑稽的衣服走进来时,玛丽笑得前仰后合。 crease sb ⇔ up
I was creased up with laughter.
我笑得直不起腰来。
