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grimace n.面部的歪扭；鬼脸；痛苦的表情vi.扮鬼脸；作苦相 (1) 汤玛斯尝了那葡萄酒後做了个鬼脸。(2) 我对抗似的朝她做了个鬼脸，揭穿她的谎言。(3) 她的嘴角掠过一丝奇怪的表情，转眼就消失了。(4) 他做了个怪怪的表情，算是认了错。(5) 李麻子朝阿珍她们扮鬼脸，笑了一笑，也就赶快跟了出去。 Picture someone wrinkling his nose, squeezing his eyes shut, and twisting his mouth and you'll have a pretty solid mental image of a grimace. It can be a verb, as in "the class grimaced at the teacher's suggestion of a pop quiz." Or it words as a noun. "The class gave a grimace when the teacher suggested a pop quiz." Its forerunner was the 17th century Spanish grimazo, meaning caricature, and grima, meaning fright.

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英 [ɡrɪ'meɪs] 美 [ɡrɪ'meɪs] (1) Thomas made a grimace after he had tasted the wine.(2) I fought back the grimace that would give her lie away.(3) An odd grimace crosses her mouth and vanishes.(4) He acknowledged his mistake with a wry grimace.(5) The latter made a grimace at the two women and gleefully hurried out behind Tu Wei-yueh. The grimace on her face when he asked her to the prom told him her answer was "no" before she said a word. A grimace is a facial expression that usually suggests disgust or pain, but sometimes comic exaggeration. 1[VERB 动词]（因厌恶、痛苦等）做鬼脸，扮怪相，脸部扭曲 If you grimace, you twist your face in an ugly way because you are annoyed, disgusted, or in pain.   [V]  [V at n]  [WRITTEN 笔语]She started to sit up, grimaced, and sank back weakly against the pillow...她坐了起来，露出痛苦的表情，又有气无力地倒在枕头上。She grimaced at Cerezzi, then turned to Brenda.她朝赛雷斯做了个鬼脸，接着转向布伦达。Grimace is also a noun.He took another drink of his coffee. 'Awful,' he said with a grimace.他又喝了一口咖啡。“真难喝，”他说着做了个鬼脸。

英语单词	grimace
英美音标	英 [ɡrɪ'meɪs] 美 [ɡrɪ'meɪs]
中文释义	n.面部的歪扭；鬼脸；痛苦的表情 vi.扮鬼脸；作苦相
英语例句	(1) Thomas made a grimace after he had tasted the wine. (2) I fought back the grimace that would give her lie away. (3) An odd grimace crosses her mouth and vanishes. (4) He acknowledged his mistake with a wry grimace. (5) The latter made a grimace at the two women and gleefully hurried out behind Tu Wei-yueh.
中文例句	(1) 汤玛斯尝了那葡萄酒後做了个鬼脸。 (2) 我对抗似的朝她做了个鬼脸，揭穿她的谎言。 (3) 她的嘴角掠过一丝奇怪的表情，转眼就消失了。 (4) 他做了个怪怪的表情，算是认了错。 (5) 李麻子朝阿珍她们扮鬼脸，笑了一笑，也就赶快跟了出去。
vocabulary简明	The grimace on her face when he asked her to the prom told him her answer was "no" before she said a word. A grimace is a facial expression that usually suggests disgust or pain, but sometimes comic exaggeration.
vocabulary扩展	Picture someone wrinkling his nose, squeezing his eyes shut, and twisting his mouth and you'll have a pretty solid mental image of a grimace. It can be a verb, as in "the class grimaced at the teacher's suggestion of a pop quiz." Or it words as a noun. "The class gave a grimace when the teacher suggested a pop quiz." Its forerunner was the 17th century Spanish grimazo, meaning caricature, and grima, meaning fright.
柯林斯解释	1 [VERB 动词]（因厌恶、痛苦等）做鬼脸，扮怪相，脸部扭曲 If you grimace, you twist your face in an ugly way because you are annoyed, disgusted, or in pain. [V] [V at n] [WRITTEN 笔语] She started to sit up, grimaced, and sank back weakly against the pillow... 她坐了起来，露出痛苦的表情，又有气无力地倒在枕头上。 She grimaced at Cerezzi, then turned to Brenda. 她朝赛雷斯做了个鬼脸，接着转向布伦达。 Grimace is also a noun. He took another drink of his coffee. 'Awful,' he said with a grimace. 他又喝了一口咖啡。“真难喝，”他说着做了个鬼脸。

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