Translations for „quizzical“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

quizzical [ˈkwɪzɪkəl] ADJ

1. quizzical look:

quizzical

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2. quizzical smile:

quizzical

kpiarski

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At this the crowd grew vexed and some of the disciples looked at each other and made the quizzical face.

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While one 18-year-old retreated to a more private setting with the quizzical scout, the other was left to push sleds on his own.

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The phenomenon of uncertainty takes a quizzical glimpse at quarks and a world in constant flux.

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And ask them to chant for something beyond themselves and you'll get shy eyes, quizzical looks.

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Firing this muscle contracts it and brings the eyebrows up allowing a quizzical expression.

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With a quizzical eyebrow raise and a serious yet mischievous look - he is the spitting image of his movie star dad.

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But here, the distancing from the world, and the quizzical contemplation of phenomena, have a greater resonance.

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You raised a quizzical brow at his moonboots.

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He is too quizzical, possibly too keen to be popular.

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She had this quizzical, demanding, highly curious personality.

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