brows in the PONS Dictionary

brows Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to wrinkle one's brow
naborati čelo
to wrinkle one's brow
naborati čelo
brow of a hill
greben
beetle brows
guste isturene obrve
to knit one's brows
skupiti obrve
to knit one's brows
duboko razmišljati
to mop one's face/brow
obrisati lice/čelo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Meanwhile, you can make your brows appear thicker, by making light feathery strokes with an eyebrow pencil.
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They had horny brows, flat noses, wide mouths, and sparse, lank hair.
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When he played, all bristling brows, and glowering five o'clock shadow at two in the afternoon, it was a different story.
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For the brows, fill them in with a pomade or brow pencil.
lifestyle.one
So how do more vigorous pluckers regain their bushy brows?
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Interestingly, fearful eyes, brows and mouth seem to separately reproduce these brain responses.
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To give your brows that flawless, high definition finish, use highlighters or white powders to fill in the space underneath the brow.
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The pretty brunette, who streaked her hair with blond highlights, accessorized her outfit with a cute charm bracelet, dark red lips and perfectly shaped brows.
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Grandmasters would wilt, their suits would crumple, sweat would glisten on their brows, panic would overwhelm their nervous systems.
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They overcome obstacles and perform nerve-jangling escapes before surveying the landscape under knitted brows and setting off again.
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