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ston·y-faced 英ˈstəʊniːˌfeɪst美ˈstoniˌfestAHDstōʹnē-fāst' COCA¹⁵³⁴³⁷BNC⁷⁹⁰⁷⁶⁺¹¹Economist²⁹⁹⁰¹⁺⁴
基本例句
adj.面孔铁板的; 冷漠的
Stony-faced, Mr Erdogan said he feared most for outlying villages, where houses of mud brick had been pulverised.
埃尔多安神情冷峻地表示，他最担心偏僻的村庄，那里土砖结构的房屋已被碾成齑粉。 ecocn
Croats look stony-faced if you ask them about the Yugosphere.
如果问克罗地亚人关于“南斯拉夫圈”的事情，他们可是会拉下脸的。 ecocn
Finance ministers of other countries, as well as Brussels officials, have stood stony-faced as airlines looked for succour in recent years.
其他国家的财政部长们和欧盟的官员们一样，在近些年航空业寻求援助时纷纷置之不理。 ecocn
I learned the amount and the owner of the money not from anything Madame Broussard said at curfew—again, she was stony-faced and discreet—but from Dede, who was outraged.
我知道金额和事主，不是来自于布鲁萨德的法国夫人的晚点名——这一次，她仍旧板起面孔，不予张扬——而是听黛德说的，她是气坏了。 yeeyan |