眉头 英语是什么意思 - 英语翻译

• eyebrow
• brow

在 中文 中使用 眉头 的示例及其翻译为 英语

他挑起一侧眉头。
He raised one eyebrow.

B'Elanna皱起了眉头。
B'Elanna shakes her head.

她回来了，皱眉头。
She came back, seething.

我眉头皱得像一个孩子。
I covered my head like a kid.

眉头一皱道：“你受伤了？”.
His shoulder,"are you hurt?".

别问我为什么眉头深锁。
Don't ask me why my eyes are shut.

皱眉头，我把瓶子放下。
I sighed, and put the bottle down.

她们的眉头几乎靠在了一起。
Their faces were almost together.

别问我为什么眉头深锁。
Don't ask me why my head is tilted.

我眉头皱了皱，怎么回事？?
My head was spinning, what is RA?

为什么，为什么我总是紧锁眉头？?
Why do i always want to close my eyes?

还记得你皱着眉头问我为什么。?
You scratch your head and ask yourself why?

你永远看不到我眉头皱紧.
You will never see me with my mouth closed.

但是眉头和问题总是更加频繁。
But the frowns and questions were always more frequent.

我看不到一个幸运的问题的敌人，但在眉头;
I see no enemy to a fortunate issue but in the brow;

眉头像悬在山谷上空的闷热一样沉重。
Brows as heavy as the stale heat that hung over the valley.

山姆皱着眉头，看着主人，最后终于说道：.
Sam frowned, and looked at his master; and at last he broke out:.

Holman放下实验项目文件，皱起眉头。
Holman put down the Experimental Object file and furrowed his brow.

他们“眉头抽打”你的雪花和其他随机，不重要的事情。
They“brow beat” you about snowfall and other random, non-important stuff.

被指派来监控她训练的不知姓名的研究员扬起了眉头。
The nameless researcher assigned to monitor her training raised an eyebrow.

温斯顿又红又皱起了眉头,他越这么做,斯大林笑了笑。
Winston got red and scowled, and the more he did so, the more Stalin smiled.

眉头，嘴巴还有发声都是宝宝的信号系统。
The eyebrows, the mouth, and vocalizations are all signaling systems for the baby.”.

张志贤分析这个词,眉头紧锁着,寻找一些迹象表明他的未来。
Teo was analyzing that word, his brow furrowed, in search of some sign of his future.

IvanOgareff不皱眉头，骑上他的马，然后去他的护卫队，很快消失在一片尘土中。
Ivan Ogareff, without frowning, mounted his horse, and going to the head of his escort, soon disappeared in a cloud of dust.

你们可以在用户之声上分享功能建议，在我们的联系网站记录你们发现的bug，也可以从IDE里面发给我们一个笑脸或者眉头。
Make feature suggestions on UserVoice, log bugs you find on our Connect site and send us a smile or frown from inside the IDE.

当我说话的人是谁从来没有去东南亚，有一个刻板印象我听到特别是常见的：当地妇女都差，低眉头和简单。
When I speak to people who have never been to South-East Asia, there's one stereotype I hear particularly often: local women are poor, low-brow and simple.