Pout Meaning in English
word
ˈpaʊt
POWT
pˈaʊt
POWT
释义
To push out your lips, often to show that you are annoyed, upset, or trying to look cute.
用法与细微差别
'Pout' is usually informal and common with children or playful adults. It can describe real annoyance or be playful/flirtatious ('pout for the camera'). Collocates: 'pout her lips', 'give a pout'. Don't confuse with 'pout' (fish), which is rare.
Spanish: hacer puchero - poner mala caraPortuguese (BR): fazer beicinho - fazer bicoPortuguese (PT): fazer beicinho - amuarChinese (Simplified): 嘟嘴 - 撅嘴Chinese (Traditional): 嘟嘴 - 撅嘴Hindi: मुँह फुलाना - होठ सिकोड़नाArabic: يعبس - يقطب شفتيهBengali: ঠোঁট ফোলানো - ঠোঁট বাঁকানোRussian: надуть губы - дутьсяJapanese: ふくれる - 口をとがらせるVietnamese: bĩu môiKorean: 입을 내밀다Turkish: dudak bükmekUrdu: منہ بسورناIndonesian: cemberut - manyun
例句
The child began to pout when he didn't get a cookie.
basic
She likes to pout in selfies to look cute.
basic
Don't pout; things will get better soon.
basic
"Why do you pout every time I say no?"
natural
He gave a dramatic pout when they canceled the game.
natural
She tried to pout, but ended up laughing instead.
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