frowning in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for frowning in the English»Italian Dictionary

frowning [Brit ˈfraʊnɪŋ, Am ˈfraʊnɪŋ] ADJ

1. frowning face:

frowning

accigliato, aggrondato, corrucciato

2. frowning liter cliff, crag:

frowning

minaccioso

I.frown [Brit fraʊn, Am fraʊn] N

frown

cipiglio m

a worried frown

un'espressione preoccupata

to reply, say with a frown

rispondere, dire aggrottando le sopracciglia

II.frown [Brit fraʊn, Am fraʊn] VB intr

frown

aggrottare le sopracciglia, accigliarsi

to frown at sb

guardare male qn

he frowned at the bad news, interruption

accolse la cattiva notizia, l'interruzione con un viso corrucciato

frown on VB [fraʊn -] VB [fraʊn -] (frown on or upon [sth])

frown on behaviour, activity, attitude:

frown on frown upon

disapprovare

to be frowned upon behaviour, dress:

essere criticato

Translations for frowning in the Italian»English Dictionary

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aggrondato

frowning

rabbuffato

frowning

accigliato

frowning

avere il viso accigliato

to have a frown on one's face

corrugamento (di sopracciglia)

frowning

cipiglio

frown

guardare qn con cipiglio

to frown at sb

corrucciato

frowning

guardare malamente qn

to frown at sb

frowning in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for frowning in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.frown [fraʊn] VB intr

1. frown:

frown

aggrottare le sopracciglia

to frown at sb/sth

guardare qu/qc in cagnesco

2. frown fig (disapprove of):

to frown on sth

non veder di buon occhio qc

II.frown [fraʊn] N

frown

cipiglio m

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forbidding (disapproving) frown, look

severo, -a

to put on a frown

fare una smorfia

Translations for frowning in the Italian»English Dictionary

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arcigno (-a) (volto, espressione)

frowning

accigliarsi

to frown

corrugare le sopracciglia

to frown

aggrottare la fronte

to frown

frowning Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to frown at sb/sth

guardare qu/qc in cagnesco

to frown on sth

non veder di buon occhio qc

to put on a frown

fare una smorfia

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He is seen frowning with his eyes glaring and shining.

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Both faces appear to be frowning, with the larger featuring two lower large fangs and two upper blunted teeth.

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He is seen looking around suspiciously while frowning.

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He is a frowning, somewhat put-upon gent, but certainly not a citizen involved in a life-and-death matter.

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Glowering over the main entrance to the city stands a tall and frowning structure, dark and dispiriting even in bright sunshine.

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For example, positive and negative valence are indicated with smiling and frowning faces.

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We just muddle on as before, busying ourselves with hum-drum chores, regular moaning about the weather and frequent frowning.

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Even though she is frowning, to her, a frown is only a smile upside down.

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He should be sweet in speech, look straight at people and avoid frowning.

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The term has the meaning of one being crestfallen, depressed, despondent, downcast, gloomy, sullen and evidently frowning, scowling.

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