Pull faces Meaning in English
expression
释义
To make funny or exaggerated expressions with your face, usually to show emotion or to amuse others.
用法与细微差别
'Pull faces' is often used in British English. In American English, 'make faces' is more common. Used when someone makes silly, funny, or exaggerated facial expressions, usually to amuse, tease, or annoy. Common with children. Not considered rude—shows playfulness.
Spanish: hacer muecasPortuguese (BR): fazer caretasPortuguese (PT): fazer caretasChinese (Simplified): 做鬼脸Chinese (Traditional): 做鬼臉Hindi: मुँह बनानाArabic: يعبس - يقوم بتعابير وجه مضحكةBengali: মুখ বিকৃত করা - মুখে অদ্ভুত ভাব করাRussian: гримасничать - строить рожиJapanese: 変な顔をする - 変顔をするVietnamese: nhăn mặt - làm mặt xấuKorean: 얼굴을 찡그리다 - 표정을 일그러뜨리다Turkish: surat asmak - yüz buruşturmakUrdu: منہ بنانا - شکلیں بناناIndonesian: membuat muka lucu - memasang wajah aneh
例句
The children pull faces to make each other laugh.
basic
Please don’t pull faces at the camera.
basic
My brother always pulls faces when he eats lemons.
basic
"Stop pulling faces! You'll get wrinkles," Mom warned.
natural
He loves to pull faces at his friends during class to make them giggle.
natural
Whenever something smells bad, she can't help but pull faces.
natural