pouted

英 [ˈpaʊtɪd]

美 [ˈpaʊtɪd]

v.  (恼怒或性感地)撅嘴
pout的过去分词和过去式

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

• She pouted and looked at him coyly.
  她撅着嘴害羞地看着他。
• "You counted slow," pouted the short one.
  肯定是你数慢了。
• 'You're no fun,' she pouted.
  她撅着嘴说：“你一点都不风趣。”
• Her Cupid-bow mouth pouted to give him an airy kiss.
  他那丘比特式的嘴唇噘起来，给了他一个飞吻。
• She pouted for the photographers but refused to talk to any journalists.
  她对摄影师努起嘴，但拒绝对记者讲话。
• The little girl pouted to show her dislike.
  小姑娘把嘴一努，不高兴了。
• "I won't go, so there now," pouted Eponine like a spoiled child;" you send me off, and it's four months since I saw you, and I've hardly had time to kiss you."
  “我就是不愿意走开，”爱潘妮装顽皮孩子撒娇的样子说，“您放着我不管，已经四个月了，我见不着您，也亲不着您。”
• Kath pouted, still pinning up her hair.
  凯丝噘噘嘴，仍在夹着头发。
• I pouted my lips at him, hinting that he should speak first.
  我向他努了努嘴，让他先说。
• "No, I haven't forgiven you," she said and pouted.
  “不，我没有宽恕你。”她撅着小嘴说。