1HBHMOVE/CHANGE POSITION[intransitiveI, transitiveT] (also wrinkle up) if you wrinkle a part of your face, or if it wrinkles, small lines appear on it (使)起皱纹;(使)皱起
Alex wrinkled up her nose at the smell.
闻到那股味道,亚历克丝皱起了鼻子。
Carter wrinkled his forehead in concentration.
卡特全神贯注,眉头紧锁。
His brow wrinkled when he saw us.
他一看见我们就皱起了眉头。
2[intransitiveI]LINE if a piece of clothing wrinkles, it gets small untidy folds in it 〔布料等〕起皱,起褶SYN crease
The trouble with linen is that it wrinkles so easily.
wrinkled ... nose• He sniffed the breeches and wrinkled his nose.• She wrinkled her nose against it, then went upstairs and into Jessie's room.• He wrinkled his nose as if the smell was still in his nostrils.• He wrinkled his nose at the smells, thinking that the cowardly little wretches were trying to keep out of his way.• Stephen wrinkled his nose in disapproval.• She sniffed them, wrinkled up her nose in disgust.• He wrinkled his nose in distaste at the acrid smell of the place.• Meredith tried her tea and wrinkled her nose up in distaste.
Originwrinkle1
(1300-1400)wrinkled“twisted, winding”((14-16 centuries)), probably from Old Englishgewrinclian“to wind”