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Перевод: wrinkled
[прилагательное] смятый; сморщенный; измятый
Тезаурус:
- Mark Twain, for example, who went to see the Great Exhibition of 1867, wrote: "(I saw) Napoleon in military uniform - long-bodied, short-legged man, fiercely moustached, old, wrinkled, with eyes half-closed and such a deep crafty scheming expression about them."
- Before boarding, Elisabeth stood on the harbour wall, gazed out on the wrinkled asphalt expanse and took note of the spume that rose, here and there, from unsettled waves.
- His wrinkled face creased more deeply as though he were smiling.
- Her little mouth, pursed up and wrinkled, made her face look hard and unforgiving.
- In effect, he argued that the cause of the difference between tall and short, or smooth and wrinkled, peas was the presence of hereditary factors, which we now cell genes.
- And nobody had seen her real face for years, for it was heavily rouged and powdered from the top of her eyebrows to where her wrinkled skin disappeared into the bodice of her bright-red velvet evening gown.
- He peered under his ancient hat at Jill, who noticed that his eyes were blue and very bright, although his face was old and seamed and wrinkled.
- She let him help her down from the carriage and lead her inside a shop where there was a strong, pastoral smell of grain, and Sarah wrinkled up her nose to sniff it.
- Phillis wrinkled her nose.
- For each trait (for example, the trait of being tall or short, or of being smooth or wrinkled), each individual receives two genes, one inherited from each parent: thus an individual might receive two genes for tallness, or two for shortness, or one of each.
- He also introduced Corbett who felt many of the lords were too busy to acknowledge him though he noticed Bishop Wishart of Glasgow, a wizened little man with a face as brown and as wrinkled as a shrivelled walnut, studying him intently beneath heavy-lidded eyes.
- The effort of her attack on the offending wrinkled mass made her slip backwards into the bow of the lavatory.
- When they mature and dry out, however, they shrink and become wrinkled.
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