Fold meaning in English
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Definition
to fold: to bend, to crease, to overlap
Could you fold these towels before you put them in the cupboard?
to fold one's cards an expression used in card games when you will not continue with the round or hand
Examples
- "I shall be wearing a pink carnation and carrying a copy of The Financial Times - folded."
Exercise 1
"...rather than giving him wrinkles"
In which sentence or sentences is the word "wrinkle" used correctly?
In which sentence or sentences is the word "wrinkle" used correctly?
"...rather than giving him wrinkles"
In which sentence or sentences is the word "wrinkle" used correctly?
In which sentence or sentences is the word "wrinkle" used correctly?
Correct choice. The word "wrinkles" is used correctly here. The noun "a wrinkle" is a small fold or indentation, often in the skin. Example: "I've found my first wrinkle! It's next to my left eye".
This is a correct use of the word "wrinkles". To "wrinkle" is to acquire small folds. Another example: "I love this linen skirt, but it wrinkles as soon as I sit down".
This is a correct answer. Many people buy anti-wrinkle cream to stop the skin from ageing. Botox is also used these days, but some people look like trout when they use too much!
This is not a good choice. You shouldn't "wrinkle" paper, you should "fold" it.
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