Frown at Meaning in English
expression
ˈfɹaʊn/ /ˈæt
FROWN-at
fɹˈaʊn/ /ˈæt
fROWN-at
释义
To make a facial expression by pulling your eyebrows together and wrinkling your forehead, usually to show displeasure, confusion, or disapproval toward someone or something.
用法与细微差别
'Frown at' is often used with people ('frown at someone') or actions ('frown at bad behavior'). It expresses visible disapproval or concern, less severe than anger. Not usually used for very strong emotions. Common in formal and informal English.
Spanish: fruncir el ceño a - mirar con desaprobaciónPortuguese (BR): franzir a testa para - olhar com desaprovaçãoPortuguese (PT): franzir a testa para - olhar com desaprovaçãoChinese (Simplified): 皱着眉头看 - 皱眉对待Chinese (Traditional): 皺著眉頭看 - 皺眉對待Hindi: त्योरी डालकर देखनाArabic: يَعْبِس في وجهBengali: তির্যক চোখে তাকানো - কুঞ্চিত ভ্রু করাRussian: недовольно смотреть на - хмуриться наJapanese: しかめっ面をするVietnamese: cau mày vớiKorean: 찡그리다 - 눈살을 찌푸리다Turkish: kaşlarını çatmakUrdu: تیوری چڑھانا - بھنویں چڑھاناIndonesian: mengernyitkan dahi ke - memasang wajah cemberut kepada
例句
The teacher frowned at the noisy students.
basic
Please don't frown at your sister.
basic
He frowned at the dirty table.
basic
She couldn't help but frown at his rude comment.
natural
If you frown at every mistake, people might get nervous.
natural
My mom always frowns at me when I'm late for dinner.
natural