falten

I v/t

1. fold; (Taschentuch etc.) auch fold up

2. die Hände falten fold one’s hands; gefaltet

3. die Stirn falten knit one’s brow, frown

4. GEOL. fold

II v/refl

1. Haut: wrinkle, crease

2. GEOL. fold

* * *

to lap; to fold; to pleat; to cockle

* * *

fạl|ten ['faltn]

1. vt

to fold

die Stirn falten — to knit one's brow

2. vr

to fold

* * *

1) (to double over (material, paper etc): She folded the paper in half.) fold

2) (to lay one on top of another: She folded her hands in her lap.) fold

3) (to make pleats in.) pleat

* * *

fal·ten

[ˈfaltn̩]

vt

1. (zusammenfalten)

▪ etw \falten to fold sth

die Hände \falten to fold one's hands

2. (in Falten legen)

die Stirn \falten to furrow [or BRIT knit] one's brow

* * *

1.

transitives Verb fold

die Hände falten — fold one's hands

2.

reflexives Verb (auch Geol.) fold; <skin> wrinkle, become wrinkled

* * *

falten

A. v/t

1. fold; (Taschentuch etc) auch fold up

2.

die Hände falten fold one’s hands; → gefaltet

3.

die Stirn falten knit one’s brow, frown

4. GEOL fold

B. v/r

1. Haut: wrinkle, crease

2. GEOL fold

* * *

1.

transitives Verb fold

die Hände falten — fold one's hands

2.

reflexives Verb (auch Geol.) fold; <skin> wrinkle, become wrinkled

* * *

v.

to fold v.

to wrinkle (up) v.