표면에 규칙적인 주름을 잡거나 끝을 오므리다.
To compress or press something into small, regular folds or ridges.
예문:
"Use a fork to crimp the edges of the pie crust before baking."
"The machine is designed to crimp the paper into decorative fans."
열기구나 땋기를 통해 머리카락을 곱슬곱슬하게 만들다.
To make small, tight waves in hair using a heated tool or braiding.
예문:
"She used a heated iron to crimp her hair for the 80s-themed party."
"The stylist crimped the model's hair to add extra volume and texture."
금속이나 전선의 끝을 압착하여 연결하거나 고정하다.
To join two pieces of metal or wire by deforming one or both to hold them together.
예문:
"The electrician will crimp the wires together to ensure a solid connection."
"You must crimp the metal sleeve tightly to prevent any leaks in the pipe."
성장이나 활동 등에 제한을 가하거나 위축시키다.
To have a limiting or restrictive effect on something, such as growth or activity.
예문:
"Rising fuel costs are starting to crimp the airline's quarterly profits."
"The sudden budget cut will crimp our ability to hire new staff this year."
섬유나 재료에 나타나는 자연적 또는 인공적인 주름이나 굴곡.
A natural or artificial wave, fold, or curl in a fiber or material.
예문:
"The wool's natural crimp makes it ideal for creating warm, elastic clothing."
"Inspect the crimp in the connector to make sure it isn't loose."
진행이나 계획, 방식 등을 방해하거나 제한하는 것.
Something that hinders or restricts progress, style, or plans.
예문:
"The rainy weather put a real crimp in our plans for an outdoor picnic."
"His knee injury put a serious crimp in his professional athletic career."
질감이 바삭바삭하거나 부스러지기 쉬운.
Easily crumbled or brittle in texture.
예문:
"The crimp pastry crumbled into pieces as soon as I took a bite."
"The dried autumn leaves were crimp and fragile under his heavy boots."