disapproving

英 [ˌdɪsəˈpruːvɪŋ]

美 [ˌdɪsəˈpruːvɪŋ]

adj.  不赞成的; 表示反对的; 不以为然的
v.  不赞成; 不同意; 反对
disapprove的现在分词

现在分词：disapproving　

Oxford 3000 / BNC.15928 / COCA.18450

牛津词典

adj.

• 不赞成的；表示反对的；不以为然的
  showing that you do not approve of sb/sth
  1. a disapproving glance/tone/look
     不以为然的一瞥 / 声调 / 样子

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 不赞成的;表示反对的;不以为然的
  Adisapprovingaction or expression shows that you do not approve of something or someone.
  1. Janet gave him a disapproving look.
     珍妮特不满地看了他一眼。

英英释义

adj

• expressing or manifesting disapproval

双语例句

• Sheila's behaviour was attracting disapproving frowns.
  希拉的行为正引起人们的不满，大皱眉头。
• Disapproving this so-called new textbook just looks like a souped-up version of the old one.
  这本所谓的新课本看上去只是旧课本的增强版而已。
• Disapproving the place was full of yanks.
  这个地方挤满了美国佬。
• My parents were slightly disapproving of the bohemian life that Ellen led.
  我父母有点不赞成埃伦所过的放荡不羁的波希米亚式生活。
• Teddy clucked his tongue like a disapproving English matron.
  特迪咂了咂舌头，活像个不以为然的英国女舍监。
• Disapproving I don't believe a word, when Politieians come out with their easy answers.
  当政治家们说出简单的回答时，我一个字都不信。
• But don't look at it, either, in a critical or disapproving way.
  但也别以挑剔和否定的方式盯着它看。
• He wagged a disapproving finger
  他摇晃着手指表示不同意。
• The act of disapproving; condemnation or censure.
  不赞成；非难，谴责。
• Disapproving He was behaving like a prima donna, complaining that his champagne was not cold enough.
  他表现得爱挑剔埋怨，直嚷嚷香槟酒不够冰。