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scowl

UK
/skaʊl/
US
/skaʊl/

Translations

scowlnoun
scowls
pl
UK
/skaʊl/
US
/skaʊl/
хмурый взгляд
He gave her a scowl when she interrupted him.
Он бросил на неё хмурый взгляд, когда она его перебила.
His scowl was enough to make everyone uncomfortable.
Его угрюмость была достаточной, чтобы всем стало не по себе.
Additional translations
нахмуренность
Synonyms
glower
frown
moue
sneer
grimace
scowlverb
scowled
Past Simple
scowled
Past Participle
scowling
Gerund
UK
/skaʊl/
US
/skaʊl/
смотреть сердито
He would often scowl at his brother when they argued.
Он часто смотрел сердито на своего брата, когда они ссорились.
She began to scowl when she heard the bad news.
Она начала хмуриться, когда услышала плохие новости.
Additional translations
щёлкать зубами
Synonyms
gloom
frown
glower
grimace
sneer
Antonyms
smile
grin
scowladjective
UK
/skaʊl/
US
/skaʊl/
Used attributively, e.g., "scowl lines".
Synonyms
scowling
frowning
glowering
sullen
dour
surly
grim
stern

Definitions

scowlnoun
A facial expression of displeasure or disapproval, characterized by a frown and a furrowed brow.
Her scowl deepened as she read the disappointing news.
The act or instance of scowling.
With a quick scowl, he turned away.
A gloomy or threatening appearance, especially of the sky or weather.
The scowl of the dark clouds promised an impending storm.
scowlverb
To frown in an angry or bad-tempered way.
She scowled at her brother when he took her toy without asking.
To express (something) by scowling; to convey with a frowning look.
She scowled her disapproval without saying a word.
scowladjective
Relating to or characteristic of a scowl; associated with frowning.
Cosmetic procedures can reduce the appearance of scowl lines.
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