pout

及物/不及物动词撅嘴; 噘着嘴说; 发脾气; 鼓起，膨胀

名词撅嘴; 生气，不高兴; [动]大头鱼类

不及物动词

1. 撅嘴：poussette 环舞 | pout 撅嘴 | pouter 绷脸的人

2. 撅嘴, 板脸, 生气, 大头鱼类 撅嘴, 绷脸：peer of the realm [英]有资格成为上议院议员的贵族 世袭贵族 | pout 撅嘴, 板脸, 生气, 大头鱼类 撅嘴, 绷脸 | accelerator starvation 促进剂用量不足

3. 噘著嘴说：ponder 沈思 | pout 噘著嘴说 | pray 祈祷

4. (噘嘴)：/ponder (思考) | /pout (噘嘴) | /ready (准备好了)

1. （恼怒或性感地）撅嘴
    If someone pouts, they stick out their lips, usually in order to show that they are annoyed or to make themselves sexually attractive.

    e.g. He whined and pouted when he did not get what he wanted.
           他要是没得到想要的东西就会发牢骚、撅嘴。
    e.g. ...gorgeous pouting models.
           撅着小嘴的迷人模特

2. 撅着嘴说
    If someone pouts, they say something with a pout.

    e.g. 'You're no fun,' she pouted.
           她撅着嘴说：“你一点都不风趣。”

1. pout

1. Pale Chinese models peer from the pages of glossy magazines, pout on billboards and in cinema advertisements.

2. Hollywood actress Keira Knightley holds her nervous temperament responsible for her famous pout.

3. The two posed for photographers, with Victoria displaying her trademark pout and Beckham giving her a peck on the nose.

4. Posh drops her trademark pout as the pair team up in a promo for LG Fashion Touch phones.

5. The beach is the scene of painstaking photo shoots in which brides in full western gear pout while hoping their makeup doesn't melt.

6. pout

6. I see you behind your plastic smile, bitchy pout and desperate need to be liked.

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