Pouts Meaning in English
word · lemma: pout
ˈpaʊts
POWTS
pˈaʊts
POWTS
释义
To push your lips forward in a way that shows you are annoyed, upset, or trying to look cute. It can be used for both children and adults.
用法与细微差别
Often used to describe children, but adults can also 'pout' when annoyed or playfully trying to get attention. Common collocation: 'to pout one's lips'. Sometimes used humorously or negatively ('stop pouting').
Spanish: hace pucheros - pone mala caraPortuguese (BR): faz biquinho - faz beicinhoPortuguese (PT): faz beicinhoChinese (Simplified): 撅嘴 - 噘嘴Chinese (Traditional): 撅嘴 - 噘嘴Hindi: मुँह बनाना - होंठ बाहर निकालनाArabic: يعبس - يخرج شفتهBengali: ঠোঁট ফোলানো - গুমড়ে ওঠাRussian: дуться - надувать губыJapanese: ふくれる - 唇をとがらせるVietnamese: bĩu môiKorean: 입을 삐죽이다Turkish: somurtmak - dudak bükmekUrdu: منہ پھلانا - لب و لوچہ کرناIndonesian: cemberut - manyun
例句
She pouts when she doesn't get her way.
basic
The little boy pouts in the corner.
basic
She always pouts for the camera.
basic
He pouts every time I say no to dessert.
natural
Don't just sit there and pout, tell me what's wrong.
natural
She pouts playfully to make her friends laugh.
natural