Translations for „glowering“ in the English » German Dictionary

I . glow·er·ing [ˈglaʊəʳɪŋ, Am ˈglaʊɚ-] N no pl

glowering

finsterer Blick

glowering (angry look)

ärgerlicher Blick

II . glow·er·ing [ˈglaʊəʳɪŋ, Am ˈglaʊɚ-] ADJ attr

glowering

finster

glowering

düster

glowering (angry)

verärgert

to give sb a glowering look

jdm einen düsteren Blick zuwerfen

the glowering sky fig liter

der bedrohlich aussehende Himmel

I . glow·er [ˈglaʊəʳ, Am ˈglaʊɚ] VB intr

glower

verärgert aussehen

to glower at sb

jdn zornig anstarren

large black rain clouds glowered in the sky fig liter

große schwarze Regenwolken hingen bedrohlich am Himmel

II . glow·er [ˈglaʊəʳ, Am ˈglaʊɚ] N

glower

finsterer Blick

glower (angry look)

ärgerlicher Blick

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

the glowering sky fig liter

der bedrohlich aussehende Himmel

to give sb a glowering look

jdm einen düsteren Blick zuwerfen

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It wasn't the town hall audience glowering or scoffing in response.

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He was often seen glowering with anger when he appeared in court and was forced to sit inside a cage.

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Across the narrow ridge-top to the north are deep corries and dark walls of crag, glowering down over the lake.

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Rick mostly glowers, but in this case it's appropriate glowering.

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He stands there, menacingly, glowering at the top of the bald man's bare head.

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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.

www.stuff.co.nz

Hedgerows and scarecrows, furrows and meadows; crooked streets and glowering slums; rolling smog and roaring hearths.

www.telegraph.co.uk

I see the older dog glowering hatefully behind as a single pillow-feather floats through the air.

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He is mercurial -- now the smiling raconteur, now petulant, now glowering indignant.

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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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