stony-faced

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishstony-facedˌstony-ˈfaced (also stone-faced) adjective EMOTIONALUNFRIENDLYshowing no emotion or friendliness Tony stared at me in stony-faced silence.Examples from the Corpusstony-faced• Normally, any ordinary citizen subject to dropped charges would receive a stony-faced apology and the opportunity to leave via the public foyer.• Dad gazed with stony-faced approval at the walnut dash, jewelled with clocks and dials.• A stony-faced Barnes retreated behind the scenery.• Instead, his two stony-faced sisters, who had never approved of him, led the mourners with their husbands.

单词	stony-faced
释义	stony-faced From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishstony-facedˌstony-ˈfaced (also stone-faced) adjective EMOTIONALUNFRIENDLYshowing no emotion or friendliness Tony stared at me in stony-faced silence.Examples from the Corpusstony-faced• Normally, any ordinary citizen subject to dropped charges would receive a stony-faced apology and the opportunity to leave via the public foyer.• Dad gazed with stony-faced approval at the walnut dash, jewelled with clocks and dials.• A stony-faced Barnes retreated behind the scenery.• Instead, his two stony-faced sisters, who had never approved of him, led the mourners with their husbands.
随便看	to the right of to the side to the south to the south (of something) to the south of to the top to the top (of something) to the top of to the tune of to the tune of $1,000/£2 million etc to the tune of 1 to the tune of something to the untrained ear to the untrained eye to the untrained eye/ear to the untutored ear to the untutored eye to the untutored eye/ear/mind to the untutored mind to the utmost to the west to the west (of something) to the west of to themselves to think