German - English (British) translations for "Falte"
"Falte" German translation
Translation
crease
Definition
fold
Part of speech
noun
Gender
feminine
Translations
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Meaning: wrinkle
Sie hat Falten im Gesicht.
She has wrinkles on her face.
Meaning: fold
Bitte falte das Papier in der Mitte.
Please fold the paper in half.
Meaning: crease
Die Hose hat eine unschöne Falte.
The pants have an ugly crease.
Meaning: pleat
Das Kleid hat schöne Falten am Rock.
The dress has beautiful pleats on the skirt.
Examples
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.A1: Die Falte in meinem Hemd ist sehr tief.
The crease in my shirt is very deep.
A1: Meine Oma hat viele Falten im Gesicht.
My grandma has many wrinkles on her face.
A1: Der Hund hat eine Falte auf der Stirn.
The dog has a wrinkle on its forehead.
B1: Sie versuchte, die Falte aus dem Stoff zu bügeln.
She tried to iron out the crease from the fabric.
B1: Nach dem Waschen sind immer noch einige Falten in den Kleidern.
After washing, there are still some wrinkles in the clothes.
B1: Er trug ein Hemd mit einer perfekt gebügelten Falte.
He wore a shirt with a perfectly ironed crease.
C1: Die Zeit hinterlässt ihre Spuren und zeigt sich in Form von Falten auf unserer Haut.
Time leaves its marks and manifests itself in the form of wrinkles on our skin.
C1: Durch regelmäßige Gesichtsmassagen kann man das Auftreten von Falten verzögern.
Regular facial massages can delay the appearance of wrinkles.
C1: Der Schneider faltete den Stoff kunstvoll, um eine einzigartige Faltenstruktur zu schaffen.
The tailor folded the fabric skillfully to create a unique pleat structure.
Advanced Description
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.The German noun 'Falte' translates to 'fold' in English. It is derived from the verb 'falten', which means 'to fold'.
'Falte' can refer to a crease or wrinkle in fabric, paper, or other materials that occurs when it is folded or bent. It can also describe a fold or pleat in clothing or drapery.
In a figurative sense, 'Falte' can be used to describe a line or furrow on someone's face that is caused by aging or expression, such as a smile or frown.