The meaning of scowling

Angry Eyebrows Explanation Fine Edition

• Raise your eyebrows and widen your eyes. Describe the look of glaring.
• Keep your eyes wide and your eyebrows erect. It describes a face full of anger. The Second Story of Heroes in Children: "I heard many footsteps in the yard, and a group of people came in early with angry eyes and protruding chests." Also known as "scowling".
• Revised reference: Eyes wide open, eyebrows erect. It describes a face full of anger. The 21st chapter: I heard a lot of footsteps in the yard, and a group of people came in early with angry eyes and protruding chest. Also make a scowl.

Basic explanation of scowling

Raise your eyebrows and widen your eyes. Describe the look of glaring.

Paraphrase

• anger :

  ◎ Anger Moving (1) (Form sound. From the heart, slave sound. Original meaning: anger, which is obviously apparent in the outside) (2) Same as the original meaning [anger; fury; rage] Anger, anger—— Shuowen Resentment without anger—— Mandarin · Zhou Language My humble words go to the temple and meet the enemy

• order :

  ◎ Mesh Name (1) (Pictograph. Oracle bone inscriptions and small seal script. It is shaped like an eye, with the outer contour like an eye socket and the inside like an eye pupil. The small seal script is treated as a line. In the Pre Qin period, "eye" was often used. After the Han Dynasty, "eye" became more and more used. "eye" has the color of written language. Original meaning: eye) (2) Same as the original meaning

• transverse :

  ◎ Horizontal h è ng Shape (1) Lending is "straightforward". Violence; Perverse and Violent When dealing with people, I will wait for them to act against me—— Mencius. According to, it is called unbridled and fierce. The world is rampant

• eyebrow :

  ◎ eyebrow m é i Name (1) (Pictograph. Oracle bone inscription, small seal script. The shape of the hair on the elephant's eye. Original meaning: eyebrows) (2) The arch or ridge above the eye, also refers to the eyebrows growing on this ridge [grow; eyebrown] Eyebrows, hair on the eyes—— Shuowen The cicada heads and the moth eyebrows

Source of idiom: After the Five Dynasties, He Guangyuan of Shu cited Chen Yu's poem in the Record of Commandments: "If you are angry and force anger, you will become a powerful god of Yan Fu. It is not the mud that pinches the Han Dynasty, or burning incense to feed snake people."

Idiom Traditional:

Abbreviation of idioms: NMHM

Idiomatic phonetic notation: ㄋㄨˋ ㄇㄨˋ ㄏㄥˊ ㄇㄟˊ

Common degree: Common Idioms

Number of Idioms: Four character idiom

Emotional color: Neutral idiom

Idiom usage: As predicate and attribute; It refers to the appearance of anger.

Idiom structure: Syntagmatic idiom

Idiom time: Modern Idioms

words whose meaning is similar: face others with frowning brows and angry eyes

Examples of idioms: [Example] For a while, I only heard many footsteps in the yard, and a group of people came in early with angry eyes and protruding chest. ★ The 21st chapter of Qing Wenkang's "Heroes of Children"