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1 grimace
1. nounGrimasse, die2. intransitive verbmake a grimace — eine Grimasse machen od. schneiden
Grimassen machen od. schneiden* * *gri·maceI. n1. (facial expression) [verzerrter] Gesichtsausdruckto make a \grimace of disgust/hatred/pain ein angewidertes/hasserfülltes/schmerzverzerrtes Gesicht machento make a \grimace eine Grimasse schneidenII. vi das Gesicht verziehento \grimace with pain das Gesicht vor Schmerz verziehen* * *['grɪməs]1. nGrimasse fto make a grimace — eine Grimasse machen or schneiden; (with disgust, pain also) das Gesicht verziehen
2. viGrimassen machen or schneiden; (with disgust, pain etc also) das Gesicht verziehen* * *grimace [ɡrıˈmeıs; ˈɡrıməs]A s Grimasse f, Fratze f:make a grimace of pain das Gesicht vor Schmerz verzerren oder verziehenB v/i eine Grimasse oder Grimassen schneiden oder machen oder ziehen, eine Fratze oder Fratzen schneiden, das Gesicht verzerren oder verziehen* * *1. nounGrimasse, die2. intransitive verbmake a grimace — eine Grimasse machen od. schneiden
Grimassen machen od. schneiden* * *n.Fratze -n f.Grimasse -n f. -
2 grimace
1) ( facial expression) [verzerrter] Gesichtsausdruck;to make a \grimace of disgust/ hatred/ pain ein angewidertes/hasserfülltes/schmerzverzerrtes Gesicht machento make a \grimace eine Grimasse schneiden vi das Gesicht verziehen;to \grimace with pain das Gesicht vor Schmerz verziehen -
3 affektál
(DE) affektieren; erkünsteln; zimpern; (EN) attitudinize; finick; give oneself airs; give oneself airs and graces; grimace; make grimaces; pose; prance and curvet; primp; put on airs; put on airs and graces; put on frills -
4 fintorog
(DE) Fratze {e}; Grimasse {e}; (EN) grimace; make a mouth; mop; murgeon; sniff at -
5 póz
(DE) Gesinnung {e}; (EN) attitude; frills; grimace; make-up; pose; posture; stance -
6 pózol
(DE) posieren; posiert; s. spreizen; s. spreizt; (EN) attitudinize; give oneself airs; grimace; make grimaces; pose; posture; put on airs; put on dog; put on frills; put on side; strike an attitude -
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(DE) Finte {e}; Schein {r}; Simulation {e}; Vortäuschung {e}; simulieren; simuliert; (EN) affectation; assumption; counterfeit; disingenuousness; dissimulation; feint; grimace; make-believe; pose; pretence; pretense; sham; simulation
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grimace — meaning ‘a distortion of the face’ or ‘to make a grimace’, is most commonly stressed (especially when a verb) on the second syllable, as gri mays. First syllable stress, as grim ǝs, is also used, especially in AmE … Modern English usage
grimace — ► NOUN ▪ an ugly, twisted expression on a person s face, expressing disgust, pain, or wry amusement. ► VERB ▪ make a grimace. ORIGIN French, from Spanish grima fright … English terms dictionary
grimace — n. to give, make a grimace * * * [grɪ meɪs] make a grimace to give … Combinatory dictionary
grimace — [grɪ meɪs, grɪməs] noun an ugly, twisted expression on a person s face, typically expressing disgust, pain, or wry amusement. verb make a grimace. Derivatives grimacer noun Origin C17: from Fr., from Sp. grimazo caricature , from grima fright … English new terms dictionary
grimace — n. & v. n. a distortion of the face made in disgust etc. or to amuse. v.intr. make a grimace. Derivatives: grimacer n. Etymology: F f. Sp. grimazo f. grima fright … Useful english dictionary
grimace — [n] scowling facial expression face, frown, moue, mouth, mouthing, mug*, scowl, smile, smirk, sneer, wry face; concept 716 Ant. grin, smile grimace [v] make a pained expression contort, deform, distort, frown, make a face, make a wry face,… … New thesaurus
Grimace — Gri*mace , v. i. To make grimaces; to distort one s face; to make faces. H. Martineau. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
grimace — [gri mās′, grim′is] n. [Fr, altered (with pejorative suffix) < OFr grimuche, prob. < Frank * grima, a mask, akin to OE grima: see GRIME] a twisting or distortion of the face, as in expressing pain, contempt, disgust, etc., or a wry look as… … English World dictionary
make faces — grimace, distort one s face (to make fun, express displeasure, etc.) … English contemporary dictionary
make a face — grimace, distort one s face (to express shock, displeasure, etc.) … English contemporary dictionary
make a face — verb contort the face to indicate a certain mental or emotional state He grimaced when he saw the amount of homework he had to do • Syn: ↑grimace, ↑pull a face • Derivationally related forms: ↑grimace (for: ↑grimace) … Useful english dictionary