| Idiom | to have a long face |
|---|---|
| Definition | to look unhappy |
| Examples | - Why the long face? Have you heard some bad news? - The spectators went home with long faces. They had not expected their team to lose. - Kandy had grinned during the wedding ceremony, but now she had a long face, and she looked like she was million miles away. - He had a long face on all the way to the Reeves mansion. ‘Aww don’t worry you’ll find a girl to marry!’ she joked. |
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