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121 raise your eyebrows
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122 raise eyebrows
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123 raise smb.'s eyebrows
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['aɪbrau]nHis eyebrows knitted/he knitted his eyebrows. — Его брови сдвинулись.
His eyebrows were slowly raised/arched upwards. — Его брови поползли вверх.
- pale eyebrowsHe did not move an eyebrow. — Он и бровью не повел
- long eyebrows
- beetle and protruding eyebrows
- even eyebrows
- plucked eyebrows
- knitted eyebrows
- threadlike eyebrows
- arched eyebrows
- wing-like eyebrows
- eyebrows grown together
- eyebrow with a gush in it
- thin lines of the eyebrows
- arches of the eyebrows
- scar in the eyebrow
- from under one's eyebrows
- cut open one's eyebrow- frown- scowl brows- pluck one's eyebrows
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nounAugenbraue, dieraise an eyebrow or one's eyebrows [at something] — (fig.): (in surprise) die Stirn runzeln (at über + Akk.)
* * *noun (the curved line of hair above each eye.) die Augenbraue* * *ˈeye·brown Augenbraue fbushy \eyebrows buschige [o dichte] Augenbrauento pluck one's \eyebrows sich dat die Augenbrauen zupfento raise one's \eyebrows die Augenbrauen hochziehen; ( fig) die Stirn runzeln* * *eyebrow pencil Augenbrauenstift m;a) die Stirn runzeln (at über akk),b) hochnäsig dreinschauen;cause raised eyebrows Missfallen oder Aufsehen erregen* * *nounAugenbraue, dieraise an eyebrow or one's eyebrows [at something] — (fig.): (in surprise) die Stirn runzeln (at über + Akk.)
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noun (the curved line of hair above each eye.) cejaeyebrow n cejatr['aɪbraʊ]1 cejaeyebrow ['aɪ.braʊ] n: ceja fn.• ceja s.f.noun ceja fto raise one's eyebrows — arquear or enarcar* las cejas
to raise one's eyebrows at something — asombrarse ante algo; (before n)
['aɪbraʊ]eyebrow pencil — lápiz m de cejas
1.N ceja fhe looked at her with raised eyebrows — la miró asombrado or sorprendido
he never raised an eyebrow at it — no se sorprendió en lo más mínimo, ni se inmutó
there were a lot of raised eyebrows when she was appointed — mucha gente se sorprendió cuando la nombraron a ella
2.CPDeyebrow pencil N — lápiz m de cejas
eyebrow tweezers NPL — pinzas fpl para las cejas
* * *noun ceja fto raise one's eyebrows — arquear or enarcar* las cejas
to raise one's eyebrows at something — asombrarse ante algo; (before n)
eyebrow pencil — lápiz m de cejas
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ˈaɪbrau сущ. бровь to lift/raise the eyebrows ≈ поднять/вздернуть брови (выражая удивление или пренебрежение) to pluck, tweeze one's eyebrows ≈ выщипывать брови bushy eyebrows ≈ густые брови eyebrow pencil ≈ карандаш для бровей бровь - to raise the *s поднять брови (в знак удивления, недовольства и т. п.) - this caused a lot of raised *s это вызвало всеобщее недоумение - * pencil карандаш для бровей > up to the *s по уши > to hang on by one's *s настойчиво требовать, упорно добиваться;
быть на краю гибели, висеть на волоске eyebrow бровь;
to raise the eyebrows поднять брови (выражая удивление или пренебрежение) ~ attr.: ~ pencil карандаш для бровей ~ attr.: ~ pencil карандаш для бровей eyebrow бровь;
to raise the eyebrows поднять брови (выражая удивление или пренебрежение) raise: to ~ pastry( или dough) ставить тесто на дрожжах;
to raise the eyebrows (удивленно) поднимать брови -
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adjective (thick and spreading: bushy eyebrows; a bushy tail.) espesotr['bʊʃɪ]1 espeso,-a, tupido,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto have bushy eyebrows ser cejudo,-abushy eyebrows: cejas pobladasadj.• copudo, -a adj.• espeso, -a adj.• melenudo, -a adj.• peludo, -a adj.• zarzoso, -a adj.'bʊʃiadjective bushier, bushiest < beard> poblado, espeso; < eyebrows> tupido, poblado; < undergrowth> espeso['bʊʃɪ]ADJ (compar bushier) (superl bushiest) [plant] parecido a un arbusto; [ground] lleno de arbustos; [hair] espeso, tupido; [beard, eyebrows] poblado* * *['bʊʃi]adjective bushier, bushiest < beard> poblado, espeso; < eyebrows> tupido, poblado; < undergrowth> espeso
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