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Перевод: wrinkle

[существительное]
морщина ; складка ; полезный совет; намек ;
[глагол]
морщить; морщинить; морщиться; морщиниться; сминать; мять; сминаться; мяться

Тезаурус:

1. WRINKLE IMPROVEMENT EYEBAG AND EYELID IMPROVEMENT
2. Clarins is the first to create a true day cream which adapts to all daytime elements; because daytime bears the greatest responsibility for the visible signs of skin ageing and wrinkle formation: wide-ranging temperature and humidity changes (indoor/outdoor transitions), varying light, UV rays, facial movements and expressions.
3. The 3M Thermal Seal Kit contains a film that covers the window and shrinks tight and wrinkle free with the heat from a hair dryer.
4. Here, in Madeleine L'Engle's Meet the Austins , worldly success is made some sort of virtue, as it is in her A wrinkle in time (1963, p.30): "You've met my mother, haven't you?
5. Screw up your eyes tightly and, at the same time, wrinkle your nose and compress lips hard.
6. A more long-term effect is that over-exposed skin will age and wrinkle prematurely, and will thicken to take on a leathery look.
7. Scalp Tightly drawn all over, only forming slight wrinkle when the dog is extremely alert.
8. SOMEONE'S SUGGESTED a clever little wrinkle that a buyer of Mirror Group Newspapers might be able to employ, were the purchaser to have a pension fund with a substantial surplus.
9. Fuzzy Peach (ripe peach), Juba (lemon and orange) and Camomella (camomile) are on sale from February 18 - less ageist than a wrinkle cream!
10. The naked skin of its trunk reveals every wrinkle and crease as it moves about and to many eyes this makes it the ugliest cat in existence.
11. I - or something - moved this empty body about, drying it, covering it with clean clothes, brushing its hair, painting colour and expression on to its round blob of face, tenderly examining a new wrinkle under its left eye.
12. I took a hand mirror and examined this wrinkle from the side, frowning to deepen it.
13. Dr Scott, from long experience, did no more than wrinkle his nose at the odour of decay, and spent twenty minutes there, mostly occupied with a careful consideration of the head.