disapproving

Word family (noun) approval ≠ disapproval (adjective) approving ≠ disapproving approved (verb) approve ≠ disapprove (adverb) approvingly ≠ disapprovingly

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdisapprovingdis‧ap‧prov‧ing /ˌdɪsəˈpruːvɪŋ◂/ adjective DISAPPROVEshowing that you think someone or something is bad or wrong OPP approving a disapproving frown —disapprovingly adverbExamples from the Corpusdisapproving• The announcement of a further pay increase for politicians provoked disapproving comments from the leader of the opposition party.• Mrs Saulitis threw them a disapproving glance.• She'd left the smashed car outside and staggered inside, drawing disapproving glances from the other guests.• Would you have put on your disapproving hat and talked about tangled webs and reaping what you sow?• And then Georg had closed in on her, a grumpier, more disapproving, hectoring Georg.• John gave me a disapproving look when I suggested another drink.• Above it hung a picture of a disapproving man who I presumed was Sefton Hamilton's grandfather.• Her disapproving parents refused to attend her wedding.• The application had been subject to long and disapproving scrutiny at Coutts.

单词	disapproving
释义	disapproving Word family (noun) approval ≠ disapproval (adjective) approving ≠ disapproving approved (verb) approve ≠ disapprove (adverb) approvingly ≠ disapprovingly From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdisapprovingdis‧ap‧prov‧ing /ˌdɪsəˈpruːvɪŋ◂/ adjective DISAPPROVEshowing that you think someone or something is bad or wrong OPP approving a disapproving frown —disapprovingly adverbExamples from the Corpusdisapproving• The announcement of a further pay increase for politicians provoked disapproving comments from the leader of the opposition party.• Mrs Saulitis threw them a disapproving glance.• She'd left the smashed car outside and staggered inside, drawing disapproving glances from the other guests.• Would you have put on your disapproving hat and talked about tangled webs and reaping what you sow?• And then Georg had closed in on her, a grumpier, more disapproving, hectoring Georg.• John gave me a disapproving look when I suggested another drink.• Above it hung a picture of a disapproving man who I presumed was Sefton Hamilton's grandfather.• Her disapproving parents refused to attend her wedding.• The application had been subject to long and disapproving scrutiny at Coutts.
随便看	incision incisive incisive criticism etc incisive remarks etc incisive remarks/criticism etc incisor incisus incite incite somebody to do something incite somebody to something incite to incite to do inciter incivilities incivility incl incl. inclavare inclement inclination inclination to do inclination to do something incline incline somebody to do something incline to do