crinkly 的定义
crin·kli·er, crin·kli·est.
- having crinkles.
- making a rustling noise.
crinkly 近义词
wavy
更多crinkly例句
- In the case of reason, it’s a very crinkly one, hard to spot, and easy to wander back and forth across.
- Ground cloths can be cheap sheets of crinkly Tyvek, paper-thin pieces of near-weightless polycryo, or ostentatious expanses of branded Dyneema.
- Some felines love to play fetch, roll around and paw a crinkly or plush toy back at you.
- Some high-end grocery stores carry these crinkly treats, as do many farmers markets that sell squash in the fall.
- It was a startling sight–that small, bright-eyed blur amid a hundred crinkly faces.
- Several Miros, two Calders, a choice Alberto Burri wrapped in crinkly black plastic.
- He brings a palpable sense of decency and a pleasantly crinkly face to the role.
- Mr. Anderson—he's below-has crinkly noctagons, and one wouldn't believe the difference.
- We crossed the upheaved plain, then the strip of white, and reached the crinkly floor of yellow salt.
- The crinkly grandheads all bobbed up from their plates and nut-pickers in amazement.
- Don't you just love poetry that gives you a crinkly feeling up and down your back?
- After luncheon, however, Hortense asked Grandfather to tell her about the knife with the crinkly blade.