frown on

英 [fraʊn ɒn]

美 [fraʊn ɑːn]

反对; 不赞成; 不同意

英英释义

verb

• look disapprovingly upon
  Synonym:frown upon

双语例句

• When I shall see thee frown on my defects.
  卖我瞧见你对我的缺点蹙额。
• My parents always frown on late nights out.
  我父母向来不赞成深夜外出。
• Many teachers frown on such practices.
  许多教师不赞同这样的做法。
• I noticed a slight frown of disagreement on his face.
  从他的脸上我注意到了他不赞同地略微皱了一下眉。
• Pearl still pointed with her forefinger; and a frown gathered on her brow; the more impressive from the childish, the almost baby-like aspect of the features that conveyed it.
  珠儿依旧用她的食指指点着；眉间渐渐皱起；由于这姿态表情来自一个满脸稚气、甚至象婴儿般面孔的孩子，就给人印象尤深。
• In many European countries people tend to frown on smoking in public places.
  在许多欧洲国家，人们都反感在公共场所吸烟。
• Many of the churches frown on carnival as a time of loose behaviour and marriage-breaking, a fight that the Catholic church has waged for centuries.
  巴西人民多信仰宗教，大多数教堂对于狂欢节期间的荒淫行为和婚姻假期表示难以苟同，天主教会数百年以来一直在进行这项战斗。
• The Boss will frown on those who come to work late.
  老板对上班迟到的人会蹙眉露出不悦之色。
• The frown on the man's face showed that he was displeased.
  那人皱着眉头，面露不悦。
• Hong Kong regulators would frown on giving a chunk of AIA at the discounted price to such investors so close to a public offering.
  在公开售股如此临近之际，香港监管层不会愿意让友邦保险的一大块股份折价卖给这些战略投资者。