网络释义英英释义
柯林斯英汉双解大词典
pout /paʊt/ ( pouting, pouted, pouts )
-
1.
V-I If someone pouts, they stick out their lips, usually in order to show that they are annoyed or to make themselves sexually attractive. 撅嘴
例：Like one of the kids, he whined and pouted when he did not get what he wanted.
他若没有得到他想要的，就会像孩子一般又是哼唧又是撅嘴。
-
2.
N-COUNT Pout is also a noun. 撅嘴
例：She shot me a reproachful pout.
她作责备状地冲我噘了个嘴。
-
3.
N a fit of sullenness 一阵闷闷不乐
-
4.
N horned pout的缩写; eelpout的缩写 → short for horned pout, eelpout
双语例句原声例句
-
I don't like to see you in the pouts.
我不喜欢看到你闷闷不乐。
-
An acquaintance of ours pouts if her husband forgets their wedding anniversary or the anniversary of the day met.
我们的一位熟人总是对她丈夫忘记他们的结婚纪念日或相逢纪念日之类的事怒形于色。
-
Ahab is not only the worst king in Israel's history; he is also fairly moody. He pouts like a spoiled brat, and he hates God's prophets.
亚哈不单是以色列历史上最邪恶的君王，他的为人更是喜怒无常，像一个宠坏了的顽童般爱闹情绪，他并且憎恨神的先知。
-
It actually takes several chapters to reach a resolution, and God pouts for quite a while, but a renewal of the covenant does occur, and another set of stone tablets is given, and according to one rabbinic text the broken tablets, as well as the new tablets, are both placed in the ark .
有很多章节描述了达成解决方案，上帝生气了很久，但是更新的契约出现了,上帝给了另一块石法板，一部犹太教义的文本显示，破碎的石法板，和新的石法板，都放在藏经柜中。
应用推荐