pouting

英 [ˈpaʊtɪŋ]

美 [ˈpaʊtɪŋ]

v.  (恼怒或性感地)撅嘴
pout的现在分词

现在分词：pouting　

BNC.39361 / COCA.39682

柯林斯词典

• VERB （恼怒或性感地）撅嘴
  If someonepouts, they stick out their lips, usually in order to show that they are annoyed or to make themselves sexually attractive.
  1. 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。
  2. ...gorgeous pouting models.
     撅着小嘴的迷人模特
  3. Poutis also a noun.
     
  4. She shot me a reproachful pout.
     她不满地朝我撅了一下嘴。
• VERB 撅着嘴说
  If someonepouts, they say something with a pout.
  1. 'You're no fun,' she pouted.
     她撅着嘴说：“你一点都不风趣。”

双语例句

• I saw her pouting on the cover of "vanity fair".
  我在《名利场》的封面上看到她撅嘴的样子。
• In connection with its constructive procedures, it introduces merits of plate-resistant pouting pile, illustrates built-up hole 、 construction of extensive plate-resistant pile 、 making& installation of steel bar cage and concrete pouring, and puts forward corresponding control measures of constructive quality.
  介绍了支盘灌注桩的优点，针对其施工工序，分别从成孔、挤扩支盘桩施工、钢筋笼的制作与安装、混凝土浇筑等方面进行了阐述，提出了相应的施工质量控制措施。
• It's no use pouting and crying: that won't repay the trouble I've had.
  撅嘴和哭都没有用，那也补不上我吃的苦。
• Miss Lin's small mouth was pouting when she returned home from school that day.
  林小姐这天从学校回来就撅起着小嘴唇。
• Jammed close to her was her old nurse, whose puffy, yellow face was pouting with emotion, while tears rolled from her eyes.
  紧紧地挤到她身旁来的是她的老保姆，她那又胖又黄的面孔，感情冲动得有点愠怒，眼里流着眼泪。
• He had black close-cropped hair, grey eyes with long lashes, white cheeks and a mouth pouting As though he were determined not to cry
  他一头剪得很短的黑发，长长的睫毛下面有一双灰色的眼睛，白皙的面颊，撅起的嘴巴，就跟强忍住哭似的
• Last week I was sent a dull press release about a wealth management business and as I hovered my cursor over the email to delete it, a picture of a pouting blonde popped up.
  前些天，我收到了一封枯燥无趣的理财公司新闻稿，正当我移动光标，准备删除这封电子邮件时，突然，一个撅着嘴的金发女子弹了出来。
• Pouting like a child, Miss Sun said," I really do feel like going home!"
  孙小姐小孩子般颦眉撅嘴道：“我真想回家！”
• He may begin to act out in reaction to the imbalance pouting or getting unnecessarily angry over small incidents, becoming more critical of others at work and at home as his emotional fuse grows increasingly short.
  随着情绪的引线越变越短，他或许会开始因为这种不平衡而采取行动，比如小题大做，一点小事就大发雷霆；开始对同事和家人吹毛求疵等等。
• But coveting what others have is displeasing to God and will make you a pouting, selfish person.
  但贪恋别人的东西是不讨神喜悦的，这表明你是一个自私的人。