pout

UK
/paʊt/
US
/paʊt/

Переводы

poutсуществительное
pouts
Pl.
UK
/paʊt/
US
/paʊt/
надутые губы
She had a pout on her face after not getting her way.
У нее были надутые губы после того, как она не добилась своего.
His pout was evident when he was told to clean his room.
Его гримаса была очевидна, когда ему сказали убрать в комнате.
Синонимы
poutглагол
pouted
Präteritum
pouted
Partizip Perfekt
pouting
Gerundium
UK
/paʊt/
US
/paʊt/
надуть губы
He would pout his lips when he was upset.
Он надувал губы, когда был расстроен.
Дополнительные переводы

Определения

poutсуществительное
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.
poutглагол
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.