scowl
verb[I]
uk/skaʊl/us/skaʊl/tolookat someone or something with a veryannoyedexpression:
阴沉着脸看,怒目而视Theboyscowledather andreluctantlyfollowedher back intoschool.男孩对她阴沉着脸,很不情愿地跟着她回了学校。
Grimacing and frowning
- bitchy resting face
- cloud
- curl
- death stare
- evil
- eye
- frown
- furrow
- if looks could kill...idiom
- knit
- knityourbrow/browsidiom
- look daggers atsomeoneidiom
- pout
- purse
- roll
- screw
- scrunch
- sneer
- someone'sface fallsidiom
- withering
scowl
noun[C]
uk/skaʊl/us/skaʊl/a veryannoyedexpression:
She wasclearlyannoyed, as you couldtellfrom the scowl on herface.
Heopenedthedooragain, notbotheringtohidehisfiercescowl.
- He had abaldhead, ahugebelly, and amenacingscowl.
- His scowl haddeepened, and there was anoteofwarningin hisvoice.
- Heslumpedin hisbatteredchair, hisfaceafuriousscowl.
Grimacing and frowning
- bitchy resting face
- cloud
- curl
- death stare
- evil
- eye
- frown
- furrow
- if looks could kill...idiom
- knit
- knityourbrow/browsidiom
- look daggers atsomeoneidiom
- pout
- purse
- roll
- screw
- scrunch
- sneer
- someone'sface fallsidiom
- withering