• She frowned because she remembered that her father and mother had never talked to her about anything in particular.

    她皱起眉头,因为她记得她的爸爸妈妈从来没有和她谈过什么特别的事。

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  • She frowned with concentration.

    她全神贯注,紧锁双眉。

    《牛津词典》

  • She frowned in puzzlement.

    她迷惑地蹙着眉。

    《牛津词典》

  • She frowned a little and gave her trowel a rather spiteful dig into the earth.

    她微微皱起眉头,恶狠狠地把她的镘刀插进土里。

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  • She frowned to me.

    她朝我皱了一下眉头。

    《新英汉大辞典》

  • She frowned down all her opponents.

    她用皱眉使反对者缄口。

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  • She frowned him into silence.

    她皱眉使他沉默。

    youdao

  • She frowned at the naughty boy.

    她对那顽皮的男孩皱眉头。

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  • She frowned him into silence.

    她蹙眉使他沉默。

    youdao

  • She frowned; and looking up, answered.

    她皱起眉头,抬起头来,回答说。

    youdao

  • She frowned at him, only half - jokingly.

    她半开玩笑地冲他皱了皱眉。

    youdao

  • She frowned and frowned, but to no effect.

    她把眉头皱了又皱。但是什么效果也没有。

    youdao

  • She frowned. 'Why didn't you say? What did he want?'

    她皱了皱眉。“你当时为什么不说?他想干什么?”

    youdao

  • She frowned. 'School? I know of no 'school'. Who are ye?'

    她皱了皱眉毛。”学校?我不知道“学校”是什么。你们是?

    youdao

  • She frowned at her mother when she was asked to do some housework.

    要她做点家务事时,她朝母亲皱眉头。

    youdao

  • She frowned , smoothed herself , and said , “ Your name was in the paper today .

    她皱着眉头,平静了一下后,说:“你的名字上今天的报纸了。”

    youdao

  • She frowned as she stared at the blank piece of paper, wondering what to write.

    她盯着那空白的纸,皱起了眉,不知道该写些什么。

    youdao

  • She frowned as the eyes closed in concentration and the lips compressed into a line.

    她拧着眉,闭起眼沉思,嘴唇抿成一条线。

    youdao

  • She frowned at his facetiousness - a pretty, adorable frown that made him put his arm around her kiss it away.

    她见他在调皮,眉头便皱了起来——那样子又美丽又可爱,他不禁楼过她就亲吻,吻得她不再皱眉头。

    youdao

  • "Our boat?" She frowned perplexedly, and then smiled. "Oh, but I must go back to the hotel first: Imust leave a note —"?

    “我们的船?”她困惑地皱起眉头,接着又嫣然一笑。“啊,可我必须先回旅馆:我得留个便条——”?

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  • She frowned and strained her EARS, but she could only catch a few blurred, disjointed words of which she could make neither head nor tail.

    她尖起了耳朵再听,然而只能捉到模糊的几个字,拚凑不成意义。

    youdao

  • But as she frowned more and more, and did not turn a page, I assumed that the gipsy's words were more important to her than she wanted us to think.

    但她的眉头越皱越紧,没有翻动一页,我猜吉普赛人的话对她来说比她让我们想像的要重要。

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  • She frowned and shook her head slightly, and I understood the message: the Gleasons were not used to Chinese ways, and they were just coping the best they could.

    我明白了:格林森一家是不习惯中国的餐桌风格,他们已经竭尽全力了!

    youdao

  • She relayed the message, then frowned.

    她转告了那个消息,然后皱了皱眉。

    《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》

  • Sylvia frowned, for all the 'non-popular' people all had lessons and she didn't.

    西尔维娅皱了皱眉,很多不受欢迎的人都上过课,只有她没有。

    youdao

  • Sylvia frowned, for all the 'non-popular' people all had lessons and she didn't.

    西尔维娅皱了皱眉,很多不受欢迎的人都上过课,只有她没有。

    youdao

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