scowl — to look at someone or something with an angry or threatening expression
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to look at someone or something with an angry or threatening expression
Pronunciation (IPA): /skaʊl/
Korean meaning: 찌푸린 얼굴로 노려보다, 인상을 쓰다
Korean pronunciation: **스카**울
Example Sentences
- The teacher's scowl was so intense that even the class clown stopped joking
- He scowled at his alarm clock as if it had personally offended him
- Don't scowl at me just because you forgot your homework
scowl
VERB//skaʊl//
to look at someone or something with an angry or threatening expression
to look at someone or something with an angry or threatening expression
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The owl will scowl as the fox begins to prowl
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Origin
중세 영어 'scoulen'에서 유래했으며, 스칸디나비아어의 영향을 받았습니다. 덴마크어 'skule'(숨다, lurk)와 관련이 있어 '어둡고 위협적인 표정'이라는 의미로 발전했습니다.
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“The teacher's scowl was so intense that even the class clown stopped joking”
“He scowled at his alarm clock as if it had personally offended him”
“Don't scowl at me just because you forgot your homework”
“Her permanent scowl made people think she was always angry, but she was just concentrating”
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