crease

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Crease' refers to a line or ridge made by folding, pressing, or crushing a flexible material, like fabric or paper. For instance, when you iron a shirt, you might create creases on it intentionally or accidentally.

Examples in Different Contexts

In digital design, a 'crease' might be a visual effect used to add realism. A graphic designer could mention, 'I added a crease effect to the digital pamphlet for a tactile feel.'

Practice Scenarios

Printing

Scenario:

Ensuring the brochure folds seamlessly is key. The overall readability and user experience depend on the smooth transformation from a flat surface to a folded brochure.

Response:

Couldn't agree more, creasing the brochure along the folding lines to allows for a more seamless fold and improves its overall effectiveness.

Sports

Scenario:

Watch your footwork, especially near the boundary line. Managing the positioning of your body in relation to the crease can make a big difference in your game.

Response:

Yes, coach. Understanding the relation to the crease is important to avoid stepping out at the wrong time.