frowned

英 [fraʊnd]

美 [fraʊnd]

v.  皱眉; 蹙额
frown的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB (因恼怒、担心、困惑、全神贯注等而)皱眉，蹙额
  When someonefrowns, their eyebrows become drawn together, because they are annoyed, worried, or puzzled, or because they are concentrating.
  1. Nancy shook her head, frowning...
     南希摇了摇头，皱着眉头。
  2. He frowned at her anxiously.
     他不安地朝她皱了皱眉。
  3. ...a frowning man.
     皱着眉头的男子
  4. Frownis also a noun.
     
  5. There was a deep frown on the boy's face.
     男孩眉头紧锁。
• PHRASAL VERB 反对;不赞成;不同意
  If somethingis frowned uponoris frowned onpeople disapprove of it.
  1. This practice is frowned upon as being wasteful...
     这种行为被认为是浪费而不获认可。
  2. Many teachers frown on such practices.
     许多教师不赞同这样的做法。

双语例句

• He frowned with displeasure as he read his son's school report.
  在看儿子的成绩报告时，他不快地皱起了眉头。
• Heaven, likewise, had frowned upon her, and she had not died.
  上天也同样向她皱眉，但她活了过来。
• Melly frowned at her.
  梅利对她皱了皱眉头。
• She frowned and frowned, but to no effect.
  她把眉头皱了又皱。但是什么效果也没有。
• The Doctor picked up his stethoscope and frowned at it as if he were seriously annoyed with the instrument.
  医生拿起听诊器和它皱起了眉头，犹如他是认真的仪器恼火。
• He frowned as he turned into ramat's leading hotel.
  当他走进拉马特的第一流旅馆时，他皱了皱眉。
• She frowned for a moment, then her brow cleared.
  她眉头紧锁了，一会儿，然后又舒展开了。
• He frowned in deep thought.
  他皱眉深思。
• When he distinguished Anna, he involuntarily frowned, nodded stiffly.
  当他认出安娜时，不自觉地皱了皱眉，僵硬地点了点头。
• Chen Chun-yi and Chu Yin-chiu looked at one another and frowned.
  陈君宜和朱吟秋对看着皱了眉头。