frown on

英 [fraʊn ɒn]

美 [fraʊn ɑːn]

反对; 不赞成; 不同意

英英释义

verb

Many of the churches frown on carnival as a time of loose behaviour and marriage-breaking, a fight that the Catholic church has waged for centuries.
巴西人民多信仰宗教，大多数教堂对于狂欢节期间的荒淫行为和婚姻假期表示难以苟同，天主教会数百年以来一直在进行这项战斗。
The English frown on the use of tea bag.
英国人不喜欢用茶叶袋泡茶。
My parents always frown on late nights out.
我父母向来不赞成深夜外出。
I noticed a slight frown of disagreement on his face.
从他的脸上我注意到了他不赞同地略微皱了一下眉。
The frown on the man's face showed that he was displeased.
那人皱着眉头，面露不悦。
There was a deep frown on his face when he was pondering a problem.
当他思考问题时，他双眉深锁。
But securities regulators frown on historical fiction, so a quite useful snapshot of the carmaker, warts and all, can be gleaned by the intrepid reader.
但证券监管部门可不喜欢历史小说，因此，无畏的读者能搜集到一份非常有用的对通用汽车的据实简短描述。
He would frown on such a proposal.
他会不赞成这样的建议。
The mountains frown down on the plain.
在平地上看，群山突兀。
The frown on my grandson's face told me that the situation would be especially difficult for him and that he might feel neglected by me.
我孙子眉头紧锁的表情告诉我，他尤其难过，他可能觉得我忽视了他。