scowl

英 [skaʊl]

美 [skaʊl]

v.  怒视(某人或某物)
n.  怒容; 不悦的神色

过去式：scowled　现在分词：scowling　复数：scowls　第三人称单数：scowls　过去分词：scowled　

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Collins.1 / BNC.13071 / COCA.11097

牛津词典

verb

• 怒视（某人或某物）
  to look at sb/sth in an angry or annoyed way

noun

• 怒容；不悦的神色
  an angry look or expression
  1. He looked up at me with a scowl.
     他脸色阴沉，抬眼看了看我。

柯林斯词典

• VERB 作怒容;沉下脸;绷着脸
  When someonescowls, an angry or hostile expression appears on their face.
  1. He scowled, and slammed the door behind him...
     他怒气冲冲，摔门而去。
  2. She scowled at the two men as they entered the room.
     两个男人进屋时，她怒目而视。
  3. Scowlis also a noun.
     
  4. Chris met the remark with a scowl.
     克里斯听到这句话，脸沉了下来。

英英释义

noun

• a facial expression of dislike or displeasure
  Synonym:frown

verb

• frown with displeasure

双语例句

• She answered my smile with a scowl.
  她以怒视回报我的微笑。
• It is illegal for a man to scowl at his wife on sunday.
  男人周日对太太面露不悦之色是违法的。
• "Really? Would you look at that scowl!" she mused as he came closer.
  “当真？你愿意看一下那张不乐的脸吗！”她若有所思说，此时，他走得更近了。
• She will have a permanent scowl on her face unless one of her Shanghai Princess sisters calls her on one of her phones.
  除非她的上海公主姊妹之一用她的听筒之一打电话给她，否则她将会有在她的脸上一个长备的愁容。
• He gave her a bad-tempered scowl.
  他生气地对她皱了皱眉头。
• Its people are charming and pushy and always ready with a scowl or the brashest of smiles.
  它的人民热情、急脾气并随时准备怒容满面或是咧嘴大笑。
• "Why, they're my boots. I claimed them first," said tony, beginning to scowl at his brother;
  “怎么，这是我的靴子，我是头一个提出要求的。”托尼说着，朝他哥哥瞪了一眼；
• Shrug. Scowl. Sigh. Then the report goes in the drawer, preserved for I'm not quite sure what.
  （我）耸耸肩、皱皱眉、叹声气，然后成绩单就进了抽屉，为了我也不确知的什么理由而保存起来。
• He let his face resume a scowl.
  他板起面孔，显出生气的样子。
• Her smile vanished, and she assumed a look of injured innocence. He let his face resume a scowl.
  她不笑了，也摆出生气的样子来。他板起面孔，显出生气的样子。