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pouting

/ˈpaʊtɪŋ/

poutingnoun

Translations

надутие

Her pouting was evident when she didn't get her way.

Её надутие было очевидно, когда она не добилась своего.

гримаса

The child's pouting was met with laughter from the adults.

Гримаса ребёнка вызвала смех у взрослых.

Additional translations

дуться

обиженное выражение лица

Definitions

The act of pushing one's lips or bottom lip forward as an expression of annoyance or sulkiness.

Her pouting was evident when she didn't get her way.

A facial expression characterized by protruding lips, often used to convey displeasure or petulance.

His pouting was met with laughter from his friends.

Synonyms

poutinggerund / present participle

/ˈpaʊ.tɪŋ/

More precise tag for -ing adjective formed from the verb 'pout'.

Translations

надутый

She gave him a pouting look when he refused to buy her ice cream.

Она посмотрела на него надутым взглядом, когда он отказался купить ей мороженое.

Additional translations

обиженный

дуться

Definitions

Having a protruding or sulky expression, often due to displeasure or annoyance.

She gave him a pouting look when he refused to buy her the toy.

Synonyms

poutverb

pouting

Gerund

pouted

Past Simple

pouted

Past Participle

pouting

Gerund

/paʊt/

Translations

надуть губы

He would pout his lips when he was upset.

Он надувал губы, когда был расстроен.

Additional translations

надуваться

Definitions

To push one's lips or bottom lip forward as an expression of annoyance or to make oneself look more attractive.

She began to pout when she didn't get her way.

To protrude or project in a way that resembles a pout.

The child pouted his lips, refusing to eat the vegetables.

Synonyms

poutnoun

Definitions

A facial expression made by pushing out the lips, often to show displeasure or sulkiness.

She gave a pout when she didn't get her way.

A protrusion or swelling of the lips, often considered attractive or fashionable.

The model's pout was the highlight of the photoshoot.

A brief fit of sulky displeasure or petulance.

He spent the whole afternoon in a pout after being scolded.

Any of several small North Atlantic marine fishes of the cod family, especially the bib (Trisopterus luscus).

They reeled in a couple of sizeable pout during the early tide.