물이나 모래의 작용으로 매끄럽고 둥글게 된 작은 돌
A small, smooth, rounded stone, typically shaped by the action of water or sand.
예문:
"The children spent the afternoon collecting colorful pebbles along the riverbank."
"She skipped a flat pebble across the surface of the still lake."
수정이나 두꺼운 유리로 만든 도수가 매우 높은 안경알
A very thick and convex lens for eyeglasses, often made of rock crystal or heavy glass.
예문:
"He looked through his thick pebble glasses, which magnified his eyes significantly."
"The antique spectacles were fitted with heavy pebble lenses made of rock crystal."
가죽이나 종이 표면에 새겨진 작은 돌 모양의 오목볼록한 무늬
A grain or irregular texture on the surface of leather or paper that resembles small stones.
예문:
"The designer chose a leather with a fine pebble to give the handbag a sophisticated look."
"You can feel the distinct pebble on the surface of this high-quality stationery."
다루기 힘들거나 고집이 센 사람 또는 동물
A person or animal that is difficult to manage, handle, or deal with.
예문:
"The young pony proved to be quite a pebble during its first training session."
"Don't mind him; he's just an old pebble who refuses to follow the rules."
길이나 바닥 등에 자갈을 깔거나 자갈로 덮다
To cover or pave a surface, such as a path or a stream bed, with small stones.
예문:
"They decided to pebble the garden path to prevent it from becoming muddy."
"The landscaper pebbled the bottom of the artificial pond for a natural appearance."
가죽이나 종이 등에 오목볼록한 자갈무늬를 새기다
To apply a grainy or bumpy texture to a material like leather or paper.
예문:
"The factory uses a special roller to pebble the leather hides before they are cut."
"This machine is designed to pebble paper for use in luxury packaging."