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fold1 British & World English

bend (something flexible and relatively flat) over on itself so that one part of it covers another

fold2 British & World English

a pen or enclosure in a field where livestock, especially sheep, can be kept

-fold British & World English

forming adjectives and adverbs from cardinal numbers:

folds in fold1 British & World English

a form or shape produced by the gentle draping of a loose, full garment or piece of cloth

the fold in fold2 British & World English

a group or community, especially when perceived as having shared aims and values

fold-out British & World English

(of a page in a book or magazine or a piece of furniture) designed to be opened out for use and folded away for convenient storage

fold one's arms in fold1 British & World English

bring one’s arms together and cross them over one’s chest

above or below the fold in fold1 British & World English

printed in the top (or bottom) half of the front page of a broadsheet newspaper and so visible (or not visible) when the paper is folded

fold one's hands in fold1 British & World English

bring or hold one’s hands together

fold out in fold1 British & World English

be able to be opened out; unfold

fold something in/into in fold1 British & World English

mix an ingredient gently with (another ingredient), especially by lifting a mixture with a spoon so as to enclose it without stirring or beating

bifold British & World English

double or twofold

refold British & World English

fold (something) up again

fivefold British & World English

five times as great or as numerous

foldaway British & World English

adapted or designed to be folded up for ease of storage or transport

fourfold British & World English

four times as great or as numerous

ninefold British & World English

nine times as great or as numerous

onefold British & World English

consisting of only one part or element

sixfold British & World English

six times as great or as numerous

skinfold British & World English

a fold of skin and underlying fat formed by pinching, the thickness of which is a measure of nutritional status

tenfold British & World English

ten times as great or as numerous

trifold British & World English

triple; threefold

twofold British & World English

twice as great or as numerous

eightfold British & World English

eight times as great or as numerous

sevenfold British & World English

seven times as great or as numerous

threefold British & World English

three times as great or as numerous

fold English-German

[zusammen]falten

fold1 English-Italian

ovile m

fold2 English-Italian

piega f

-fold English-Spanish

his income increased five-fold

fold-out English-Italian

pieghevole m

fold in English-French

incorporer

fold ˈup English-German

zusammenfalten