crimped

英 [krɪmpt]

美 [krɪmpt]

v.  烫发; 使(头发)拳曲; 使(头发)成波形; 把(织物或纸)压出皱纹; 使起皱; 妨碍(或阻止)…的发展
crimp的过去分词和过去式

BNC.48614 / COCA.35014

柯林斯词典

• VERB 把(织物或面团)压出褶皱
  If youcrimpsomething such as a piece of fabric or pastry, you make small folds in it.
  1. Crimp the edges to seal them tightly.
     把边缘折起来以便封紧。
• VERB 限制;减少
  Tocrimpsomething means to restrict or reduce it.
  1. The dollar's recent strength is crimping overseas sales and profits.
     美元最近的坚挺影响了国外的销量和利润。

双语例句

• This problem arises because the cords are not sufficiently crimped to the centre piece.
  此问题是由于绳索未足够压紧在中心件上而引起的。
• She patted her crimped grey bun.
  她轻轻拍了拍她拳曲的灰白圆发髻。
• Some European economies – notably France and Italy – are still struggling with low growth and the tapering of quantitative easing in the US has crimped growth in emerging markets.
  一些欧洲经济体（尤其是法国和意大利）仍存在增长缓慢的问题，美国逐步退出量化宽松政策阻碍了新兴市场的增长。
• Weaker global demand has crimped growth across the board, but on a quarterly basis, exports of clothing, shoes and steel all fell far more sharply than electrical goods.
  全球需求走软降低了整体出口增速，但以季度衡量，服装、鞋类和钢铁出口的降幅远高于电器出口。
• To avoid mixing up the lines, one of them should be crimped again after the other connection point.
  为避免与其他线路混淆，应将该线束中的一个导线在其他连接点后重新压褶。
• At the household level, soaring energy prices have crimped discretionary income levels across Europe, resulting in less spending.
  在家庭层面上，能源价格不断飙升，已影响了整个欧洲地区的随意支配收入水平，导致了支出减少。
• Either they go it alone in the hope that their famed "earnings power" will not be crimped by over-zealous regulators-and frustrated commercial banks.
  其一，他们可以单干，寄希望于过分热心的监管机构和灰心的商业银行不会束缚他们负有盛名的“赚钱能力”。
• His ambition to sponsor a continental movement of radical leftists is being crimped as the money runs short.
  他的发起一个拉美地区（注）的激进左翼运动的宏图由于资金短缺而受挫。
• Bankers argued that the growth of electronic trading and their shrinking balance sheets crimped liquidity when it was most needed and exacerbated volatility.
  银行家们辩称，电子交易的增加以及银行日益收缩的资产负债表，在人们最需要流动性的时候抑制了流动性，并且加剧了波动性。
• Then it was Japan's earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster which crimped the supply of parts to car assembly plants in America.
  首先是暴风雪天气，接着是日本的大地震以及由此引起的海啸和核事故并由此延缓了北美汽车组装工厂零部件的供应。