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frown

/fraʊn/

frown down

frown up

frownnoun

frowns

/fraʊn/

Translations

хмурый взгляд

She gave him a frown when he interrupted her.

Она бросила на него хмурый взгляд, когда он её перебил.

нахмуренные брови

His frown deepened as he read the letter.

Его нахмуренные брови стали ещё более заметными, когда он читал письмо.

Additional translations

угрюмый вид

недовольное выражение лица

Definitions

A facial expression or look characterized by a furrowing of one's brows, typically indicating displeasure, disapproval, or concentration.

Her frown deepened as she read the disappointing news in the letter.

An expression of disapproval or displeasure.

The teacher's frown was enough to silence the noisy classroom.

Synonyms

sour face

frownverb

frowned

Past Simple

frowned

Past Participle

frowning

Gerund

/fraʊn/

Translations

нахмуриться

He began to frown as he read the confusing instructions.

Он начал нахмуриться, читая запутанные инструкции.

хмуриться

She tends to frown when she is concentrating.

Она склонна хмуриться, когда сосредоточена.

Definitions

To contract the brow in displeasure or concentration.

She began to frown as she tried to solve the difficult math problem.

To express disapproval or displeasure.

The teacher frowned upon the students' lack of preparation for the exam.

Synonyms

Antonyms

frowngerund / present participle

Definitions

Displaying a frown; scowling.

The frowning statue looked ominous in the twilight.

frownadjective

Attributive use of the noun, as in ‘frown lines’.

Definitions

Relating to or associated with a frown, especially when used before another noun.

She tried various creams to reduce her frown lines.

Synonyms