머리카락이나 깃털 등을 헝클어뜨리거나 곤두세우다.
To disorder or disarrange something, such as hair or feathers, by running one's hands through it or by natural movement.
예문:
"The cat ruffled its fur and arched its back when it saw the intruder."
"He reached out to affectionately ruffle his younger brother's hair."
수면 등에 잔물결을 일으키거나 일렁이게 하다.
To disturb the smoothness or tranquility of a surface, typically water.
예문:
"A sudden gust of wind ruffled the calm surface of the mountain lake."
"The boat's wake ruffled the water near the shore where the ducks were swimming."
누군가의 평정을 깨뜨리거나 당황하게 하여 성나게 하다.
To disconcert, upset, or annoy someone, causing them to lose their composure.
예문:
"The harsh feedback from the critics didn't seem to ruffle the experienced actor at all."
"She was clearly ruffled by the sudden change in the meeting's agenda."
의복 등에 다는 주름 장식이나 프릴.
An ornamental frill of gathered or pleated fabric on a garment or piece of cloth.
예문:
"The dress featured elegant silk ruffles along the neckline and cuffs."
"She chose curtains with lace ruffles to give the room a vintage feel."
나직하고 연속적으로 이어지는 북소리.
A low, continuous, and vibrating beat of a drum, often used in ceremonies.
예문:
"A soft ruffle of drums announced the formal arrival of the visiting dignitaries."
"The military parade began with a steady ruffle that echoed through the square."
책장이나 서류 뭉치를 훌훌 넘기거나 뒤적이다.
To turn over or flip through pages of a book or stack of papers quickly.
예문:
"He ruffled through his notes one last time before the presentation started."
"The librarian ruffled the pages of the old manuscript to check for any water damage."