| 释义 |
keep one's countenanceMaintain one’s composure, especially by refraining from laughter.For my part I decided that for once in my life it was wisest to keep my countenance....- Party leaders, however, apparently kept their countenance to avoid getting involved in any issues related to party reform.[, waiting to see what President Chen wanted, Hong said.]
- Rachel could continue to sense his scrutiny, and because of that kept her countenance strictly controlled.
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