scrunch 的 3 个定义
- to crunch, crush, or crumple.
- to contract; squeeze together: I had to scrunch my shoulders to get through the door.
- to squat or hunker.
- the act or sound of scrunching.
scrunch 近义词
crumple
更多scrunch例句
- The goal should not be to terrify the bejesus out of the public, lest they scrunch their noses and give up.
- She heard his stealthy pads scrunch on the snow the other side of the wall, and then he found the hole.
- Behind him there was the scrunch, the grinding roar, of the long line of steel wheels carrying the runaway spoil train.
- Then suddenly there was a rush and a roar and a yell of voices--and the scrunch of swiftly applied brakes.
- They went on like ghostly, silent shadows, only the scrunch of the cones underfoot told of their solidity.
- Aspinall obeyed, and next moment was writhing under the “scrunch” which the president in his humour bestowed upon it.