browed

UK
/braʊd/
US
/braʊd/
browedadjective
UK
/braʊd/
US
/braʊd/
Translations
The browed man looked at the situation with concern.
Нахмуренный мужчина с беспокойством смотрел на ситуацию.
Definitions
Having a specific type of brow or forehead, often used in combination with another word to describe the appearance or expression of the brow.
The stern-browed teacher commanded respect from her students.
browedpast participle
UK
/braʊd/
US
/braʊd/
Formed with -ed from the noun ‘brow’; used attributively or predicatively to mean ‘having a (specified) brow’, esp. in compounds.
Definitions
Having a specified kind of brow; characterized by the brow, especially in compounds.
The sharp-browed sculptor examined his work critically.
brownoun
Definitions
The forehead; the part of the face above the eyes.
Sweat trickled down his brow during the match.
A person's facial expression, especially one that shows disapproval or concentration.
He furrowed his brow in concentration as he worked on the puzzle.
The top or upper edge of a hill, ridge, or cliff.
They paused on the brow of the cliff to admire the view.
An eyebrow.
She raised a skeptical brow when she heard the excuse.
browverb

browed

Past Simple

browed
Past Simple
browed
Past Participle
browing
Gerund
UK
/braʊ/
US
/braʊ/
Translations
She began to brow when she heard the bad news.
Она начала нахмуриться, когда услышала плохие новости.
Additional translations
Definitions
(rare) To knit or wrinkle one's brow in a frown; to frown or scowl.
He browed in annoyance at the sudden interruption.
browadjective
Definitions
Attributive: relating to or intended for the eyebrows or forehead.
The archaeologist measured the brow ridge of the skull.