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to crease
01
piegare, stropicciare
to cause a wrinkle or indentation on a surface
Transitive: to crease a surface
Esempi
The artist creased the canvas to add depth and texture to the painting.
L'artista stropicciò la tela per aggiungere profondità e texture al dipinto.
02
piegare, sgualcire
to develop a line or lines, typically as a result of folding, bending, or pressure
Intransitive
Esempi
With each step, the carpet creased beneath his feet, revealing the path he had walked.
Ad ogni passo, il tappeto si piegava sotto i suoi piedi, rivelando il percorso che aveva fatto.
03
increspare, corrugare
to create a temporary line or fold in the skin, typically as a result of facial expression or emotion
Transitive: to crease one's facial features
Esempi
Tears welled in her eyes, and creased her cheeks as she listened to the heartfelt speech.
Le lacrime le rigarono gli occhi, e le solcarono le guance mentre ascoltava il discorso sincero.
04
graffiare, scalfire
to make a shallow cut or scrape on a surface
Transitive: to crease a surface
Esempi
She accidentally creased her finger while flipping through the pages of the book with a paper cut.
Ha accidentalmente graffiato il dito sfogliando le pagine del libro con un taglio di carta.
Crease
01
kris, pugnale malese con lama ondulata
a Malayan dagger with a wavy blade
02
piega, rughetta
a slight depression or fold in the smoothness of a surface
03
piega, rughetta
an angular or rounded shape made by folding
04
il cerchio di porta, l'area di porta
a marked area near the goal, especially in hockey or lacrosse
Esempi
He celebrated his goal right in front of the crease.
Ha celebrato il suo gol proprio davanti alla piega.
05
piega, linea del battitore
(cricket) a line marked on the pitch that defines the area within which a batsman must stand to be safe from being run out
Esempi
The bowler stepped over the crease, resulting in a no-ball.
Il lanciatore ha oltrepassato la linea di crease, risultando in un no-ball.
