| 单词 |
hangdog |
| 释义 |
hang·dog /ˈhæŋdɒɡ $ -dɒːɡ/ adjective hangdog expression/look an expression that shows you feel sorry or ashamed about something 难过的表情，羞愧的表情 I could tell from his hangdog look that things had gone badly. 我从他难过的表情中看出情况很不好。Examples from the Corpushangdog• Tortoni is a bald man with a hangdog face.• His hangdog gait belied his real attitude.• Ross was still sporting his hangdog look.• His hangdog mug is one of the most familiar on the music channel.hang·dog adjectiveChineseSyllable expression that shows feel you sorry Corpus an |
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