Brows Meaning in English
word · lemma: brow
ˈbɹaʊz
BROWZ
bɹˈaʊz
BROWZ
Definition
'Brows' is the plural of 'brow,' most commonly referring to the eyebrows—the lines of hair above your eyes. It can occasionally mean the forehead, especially in older or literary texts.
Usage & Nuances
Almost always refers to 'eyebrows' in modern English; 'brow' alone can also mean 'forehead' or be used in poetic expressions (e.g., 'sweat on his brow'). Common collocation: 'raise your brows,' meaning to show surprise.
Spanish: cejasPortuguese (BR): sobrancelhasPortuguese (PT): sobrancelhasChinese (Simplified): 眉毛Chinese (Traditional): 眉毛Hindi: भौहेंArabic: حواجبBengali: ভুরুRussian: бровиJapanese: 眉毛Vietnamese: lông màyKorean: 눈썹Turkish: kaşlarUrdu: بھنویںIndonesian: alis
Example Sentences
She has thick brows.
basic
He raised his brows in surprise.
basic
Her brows are well-shaped.
basic
Everyone noticed how perfectly her brows were done at the wedding.
natural
If you keep frowning, you’ll get lines between your brows.
natural
Those thick, dark brows really suit him.
natural