glower
glower 英 [ˈglaʊə(r)] 美 [ˈɡlaʊɚ]
vi. 怒目而视；瞪眼 n. 怒视；热切的注视；灯丝
进行时:glowering 过去式:glowered 过去分词:glowered 第三人称单数:glowers 名词复数:glowers
- If you see someone glower at you, you might consider glowering back, but no one likes an angry staring contest. To glower is not only to stare, it's to stare angrily, as if you're going to throttle someone.
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- vi. 怒目而视；瞪眼
- n. 怒视；热切的注视；灯丝
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1. The presidency is less an office than a performance: Who saw the gloom and glower behind Eisenhower's incandescent grin?
总统职务与其说是公务员，倒更像是演员：谁看得到艾森豪威尔炽热笑容背后的阴暗与愤怒？
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2. Please, young women, smile or simper or smirk or grin, glower or glare, or just mope about if you like, but for the love of God, please put away the duck face。
年轻女性们，求你们了，微笑、傻笑、假笑或露齿而笑，怒视或瞪视，或者如果你愿意，漫无目的地闲逛都行，看在上帝的份上，别摆那张鸭子脸了。
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3. "Year" towards mother-in-law home glower moment, then head over the past forward.
“年”朝婆婆家怒视片刻，随即狂叫着扑过去。
- glower (v.) mid-14c., "to shine;" c. 1500, "to stare with wide eyes," perhaps from a Scandinavian source (compare Norwegian dialectal glora "to glow, gleam; stare"), or related to Middle Dutch gluren "to leer;" in either case from Proto-Germanic *glo- (see glow (v.)), root of Old English glowan "to glow," which influenced the spelling of this word. Meaning "to look angrily, look intently and threateningly, scowl" is from 18c. Related: Glowered; glowering. As a noun, 1715, "an angry or threatening stare," from the verb.
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