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grimace

/grim-uhs, gri-meys/US // ˈgrɪm əs, grɪˈmeɪs //UK // (ɡrɪˈmeɪs) //

面无表情,做鬼脸,呲牙咧嘴,呲牙咧嘴的

Related Words

sneer讥笑,冷笑话,冷笑,讥讽smirk傻笑,暗笑,冷笑,傻笑着frown皱眉,皱眉头,皱着眉头,皱着眉scowl皱皱眉头,皱眉头,皱眉,横眉冷对千夫指contort扭曲,歪曲,扭曲变形,痉挛moue牟氏,牟氏兄弟,牟氏集团,牟氏公司mug杯子,杯具,杯子里的东西,杯子里的酒mouth口,嘴,嘴巴,口部smile笑容,笑一笑,笑脸,笑话face脸,脸部,脸面,脸色deform变形,变型,变身distort歪曲,歪曲事实,扭曲,曲解misshape错位,错形,错乱的形状,畸形make a face做个鬼脸,做鬼脸,做个鬼脸吧,做脸

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a facial expression, often ugly or contorted, that indicates disapproval, pain, etc.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1

    grim·aced, grim·ac·ing.

    • : to make grimaces.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nounscowling facial expression
Forms: grimacing
Synonyms
frown皱眉,皱眉头,皱着眉头,皱着眉scowl皱皱眉头,皱眉头,皱眉,横眉冷对千夫指smirk傻笑,暗笑,冷笑,傻笑着sneer讥笑,冷笑话,冷笑,讥讽face脸,脸部,脸面,脸色moue牟氏,牟氏兄弟,牟氏集团,牟氏公司mouth口,嘴,嘴巴,口部mouthing嘴里念念有词,嘴上说说,嘴上说的,嘴里说着mug杯子,杯具,杯子里的东西,杯子里的酒smile笑容,笑一笑,笑脸,笑话wry face哭丧着脸,哭丧脸,哭笑不得的脸,哭丧的脸
verbmake a pained expression
Forms: grimacing
Synonyms
contort扭曲,歪曲,扭曲变形,痉挛frown皱眉,皱眉头,皱着眉头,皱着眉scowl皱皱眉头,皱眉头,皱眉,横眉冷对千夫指smirk傻笑,暗笑,冷笑,傻笑着sneer讥笑,冷笑话,冷笑,讥讽deform变形,变型,变身distort歪曲,歪曲事实,扭曲,曲解mouth口,嘴,嘴巴,口部mug杯子,杯具,杯子里的东西,杯子里的酒make a face做个鬼脸,做鬼脸,做个鬼脸吧,做脸make a wry face哭丧着脸,哭丧脸,做鬼脸,哭笑不得misshape错位,错形,错乱的形状,畸形screw up one's face搞砸了脸,搞鬼的脸,抹黑脸,搞砸脸

Examples

  • His face made a grimace of disgust and I immediately showed him the cut on my upper lip.

  • Todd reaches into the ooze of the Matrigel with his gloved hand, a grimace on his face.

  • But, he said with a grimace, “I do judge by my meetings with people how forthright they are.”

  • A petrified grimace wrinkles the white clay adorning her face.

  • I gave him some brandy from my medicinal store, which he drank with a grimace.

  • All that Bud Selig can do is grimace and give the game's perennial pariah a long, unpaid vacation.

  • They transformed his smile into a rotting grimace, with a specialized mold.

  • Just smiled, a sardonic sort of grimace, and unbuckled his belt and handed it over without a word.

  • He brought himself back with a grimace, aware that he was clutching the briefcase of tapes possessively from long habit.

  • He looked at Mandleco with immense disdain, gave a pert tilt of his head and surveyed the room with a grimace of distaste.

  • The countess-dowager, not finding words strong enough to express her feelings at this, made a grimace at him.

  • The veneer was gone now; Sheila Carmack's eyes were vicious pools of hate, her mouth a grimace.

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