英语词汇“boot-faced”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	boot-faced
释义	boot-faced in British English adjective informal wearing a stern, disapproving expression Examples of 'boot-faced' in a sentence boot-faced Even to the most boot-faced developer, this makes sense. Times, Sunday Times (2008)
随便看	it is important to eat sensibly it is impossible to understand what's going on it is improbable that ... it is interesting that ... it is ironic that ... it is irresponsible to drive when tired it is/is getting dark it is just/simply one of those things it-is-just-simply-one-of-those-things it is likely that ... it is likely that he'll resign it is logical to assume that ... it is lucky that ... it is ludicrous to suggest that ... it is my duty to ... it is natural for us to want excitement it is notable that ... it is noteworthy that ... it is not for me to decide it is noticeable that ... it is not unknown for travellers to forget their passports it is not unnatural that ... it is not unreasonable that ... it isn't over until the fat lady sings it-isn't-over-until-the-fat-lady-sings

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boot-faced in British English