词条„scrunched“在英语 » 德语中的译文

I . scrunch [skrʌn(t)ʃ] 名词 no pl

scrunch

Knirschen nt

II . scrunch [skrʌn(t)ʃ] 动词 不及物动词

scrunch (make noise)

knirschen

scrunch (with the mouth)

geräuschvoll kauen

III . scrunch [skrʌn(t)ʃ] 动词 trans

1. scrunch (crunch):

we scrunched the gravel/snow [under our feet]

der Kies/Schnee knirschte unter unseren Füßen

2. scrunch (crush up):

to scrunch sth

etw zerknüllen

I . scrunch up 动词 trans

1. scrunch up (crush small):

to scrunch up ⇆ sth

etw zerknüllen [o. zusammenknüllen]

2. scrunch up (squeeze up):

to scrunch up one's face

das Gesicht verziehen

to scrunch up one's hair

die Haare zusammenbinden

to scrunch up one's shoulders

seine [o. die] Schultern einziehen

to scrunch oneself up

sich 第四格 klein machen

II . scrunch up 动词 不及物动词

scrunch up

zusammenrücken

PONS词典中的例句（已经编辑处理）

we scrunched the gravel/snow [under our feet]

der Kies/Schnee knirschte unter unseren Füßen

单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

英语

With a little scrunched up Kleenex stuffed in our ears, we thoroughly enjoyed the show.

www.portagedailygraphic.com

There's little talking in this film, almost all the dialogue is shouted, with faces scrunched in anger.

montrealgazette.com

Some sitting members looked terrified, a set of scrunched faces potted by pain, rueful disdain, and fear for the future.

www.scoop.co.nz

The review went on to state that almost all the dialogue is shouted, with faces scrunched in anger.

en.wikipedia.org

I looked her in the eye and scrunched up my face in the way she always did when peering over her bifocals.

www.dailymail.co.uk

It is stronger than paper and can better withstand being repeatedly folded into wallets or scrunched up inside pockets.

www.britishplastics.co.uk

Instead, the compressed zone is scrunched up and sheared laterally into mountain ranges, in a process called obduction.

en.wikipedia.org

She scrunched her face as if she were chewing aspiring aspirin.

www.rollingstone.com

Next, the cloth is scrunched on the pole.

en.wikipedia.org

Pack out the shoes, with shoe trees, if you have, or with scrunched-up newspaper.

fashion.telegraph.co.uk