Pesquisar
to crumple
01
colapsar, desmoronar
to collapse or disintegrate suddenly and completely
Intransitive
02
amassar, dobrar
to crush, fold, or wrinkle something, resulting in irregular and uneven creases
Transitive: to crumple fabric or paper
03
amassar, rugas
to wrinkle the face due to intense emotions or age-related changes
Intransitive
04
desmoronar, cair desamparado
to collapse or fall suddenly and heavily, often due to exhaustion, injury, or emotional distress
Intransitive
05
amassar-se, estragar-se
to become wrinkled with irregular and uneven folds
Intransitive
Crumple
01
corrida, colapso
the runner on third base starts home as the pitcher delivers the ball
crumple
v
crumpled
adj
crumpled
adj
Exemplo
The old bridge crumpled under the weight of the heavy truck, sending debris tumbling into the river below.
As the storm intensified, the tent poles began to bend, and the shelter eventually crumpled in the strong winds.
Despite its sturdy appearance, the metal frame of the car crumpled upon impact with the tree.
Under the relentless pressure of the opposing team, the defense eventually crumpled, leading to a goal.
With a loud crash, the poorly constructed wall crumpled, revealing the shoddy workmanship underneath.
