Scowl Meaning in English
word
ˈskaʊɫ
SKOWL
skˈaʊl
SKOWL
释义
To make an angry or displeased facial expression by drawing your eyebrows together and frowning.
用法与细微差别
'Scowl' is usually negative and describes visible anger or annoyance. Not as strong as 'glare' (which can imply hostility). Common with verbs: 'give someone a scowl', 'scowl at'. Used for people, sometimes animals.
Spanish: fruncir el ceño - mirar con desaprobaciónPortuguese (BR): fazer cara feia - franzir a testaPortuguese (PT): fazer cara feia - franzir o sobrolhoChinese (Simplified): 皱眉 - 怒容Chinese (Traditional): 皺眉 - 怒容Hindi: त्योरी चढ़ाना - गुस्से से देखनाArabic: يعبس - يقطب حاجبيهBengali: ভ্রুকুটি - কুঞ্চিত মুখRussian: хмуриться - сердитый взглядJapanese: しかめ面 - にらむVietnamese: cau mày - lườmKorean: 찡그리다 - 얼굴을 찡그림Turkish: kaşlarını çatmak - sert bakışUrdu: تیوری چڑھانا - خشمگین نگاہIndonesian: mengernyitkan dahi - cemberut
例句
The little boy gave a scowl when he did not get his toy.
basic
She began to scowl at the noisy class.
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His scowl made everyone stay quiet.
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Don’t scowl at me just because you’re tired.
natural
She walked in with a deep scowl on her face, clearly not happy.
natural
He tried to joke, but her scowl told him it wasn’t the right time.
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