visages

英 [ˈvɪzɪdʒɪz]

美 [ˈvɪzədʒɪz]

n.  (人的)脸，面容
visage的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 脸;面容
  Someone'svisageis their face.
  1. ...his milky-white innocent visage.
     他白嫩无邪的面孔

双语例句

• All people, in a word, would come stumbling over their thresholds, and turning up their amazed and horror-stricken visages around the scaffold. He stubbed his toe against the doorsill.
  总而言之，所有的人都会磕磕绊绊地通过门槛，在刑台四周抬起惊惶的面孔。他的脚趾踢到了门槛上。
• Then she set her back against the gate, faced the six ruffians who were armed to the teeth, and to whom the night lent the visages of demons, and said in a firm, low voice
  她于是背靠着铁栏门，面对着那六个武装到牙齿、在黑影里露着一张鬼脸的匪徒，坚决地低声说
• It expatiates on the inherent motivation and way by analyzing, inducing the visages of portraits and comparing the connection and difference of traditional portraits and modern portraits.
  通过对肖像面貌的分析、归纳、对比传统与现代肖像联系与差异，阐述其生成的内在动机和方式。
• Secondly it also analyses the visages about the Kangzhan literature through the text, the literature styles, the literature consumption and acceptance and so on.
  其次，本章还从文本内容、文学样式、文学的消费与接受等方面论述了武汉战时文学的新面貌。
• Here and there, also, in that multitude given over to such violent but noble emotions, there were visible genuine visages of criminals and ignoble mouths which said: "Let us plunder!"
  这一大群人已激动到了急于要干出些什么暴烈而高尚的行动来，其中也偶尔搀杂着几张出言粗鄙、确象歹徒的嘴脸，他们在说着：“抢！”