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to scrunch
01
amassar, arrufar o cabelo
to squeeze the hair with hands to make it look wavy
Transitive: to scrunch hair
Example
With a diffuser attachment on her blow dryer, she would scrunch her hair as she dried it.
After applying a styling mousse, she would scrunch her hair gently to enhance its natural waves.
She taught her daughter how to scrunch her long locks with a lightweight styling cream.
02
encolher, agachar-se
to bend down or pull oneself into a compact position
Intransitive: to scrunch
03
esmagar, estalar
to make a noise, often by crushing or crunching something
Intransitive
Example
The car wheels scrunched over the gravel driveway.
As he walks on the gravel path, his shoes scrunch against the small stones.
While we were walking, the snow was scrunching under our boots.
04
amassar, espremer
to squeeze or crunch something into a compact shape or form
Transitive: to scrunch sth
Example
The child attempted to scrunch the playdough into different shapes with their hands.
To create a textured effect, the artist used a technique to scrunch the fabric.
In the cold weather, he could n't help but scrunch his shoulders to stay warm.
05
contrair, enrugamento
to tighten or draw together one's facial features
Transitive: to scrunch one's facial features
Scrunch
01
crochê, estrondo
a crunching noise
Exemplo
With a diffuser attachment on her blow dryer, she would scrunch her hair as she dried it.
After applying a styling mousse, she would scrunch her hair gently to enhance its natural waves.
She taught her daughter how to scrunch her long locks with a lightweight styling cream.
To achieve a beachy look, the hairstylist advised her to scrunch her damp hair with a sea salt spray.
He would scrunch his short hair with a gel to create a messy, tousled look that was effortlessly stylish.
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