mien
英 [miːn]
美 [miːn]
n. 外表; 样子; 风度
BNC.39576 / COCA.25720
牛津词典
noun
- 外表；样子；风度
a person's appearance or manner that shows how they are feeling
柯林斯词典
- N-SING 仪表；举止；神态；（尤指）面部表情
Someone'smienis their general appearance and manner, especially the expression on their face, which shows what they are feeling or thinking.- It was impossible to tell from his mien whether he was offended.
从他的神态中难以看出他是否生气了。 - ...his mild manner and aristocratic mien.
他温文尔雅的举止和高贵风度
- It was impossible to tell from his mien whether he was offended.
英英释义
noun
- dignified manner or conduct
双语例句
- "They know each other well, indeed," replied Hester, with a mien of calmness, though in the utmost consternation.
的确，他们彼此很了解，海丝特神色平静地回答说，尽管内心十分惊愕。 - His mien and his countenance awed every heart, even before a sound left his lips.
他还没有出声，他的态度和容貌已经使每颗心都凛然生畏。 - As he drew near the fire and heard Platon's weak, sickly voice, and saw his piteous mien in the bright firelight, Pierre felt a pang at heart.
皮埃尔走近火堆，听见普拉东微弱、病态的声音，看见他那被火光照亮了的可怜的脸，他的心像被针扎了一样，被刺痛了。 - Towards the middle of the last century a change took place, prison songs and thieves'ritournelles assumed, so to speak, an insolent and jovial mien.
但在上一世纪的中叶，却起了变化。监狱里的歌，歹徒们经常唱的曲调，可以说，有了种傲慢和欢快的姿态。 - She had something of an estranged mien.
她有些落落寡合的样子。 - There were moments, Christine thought, when he had the mien of a mischievous elf.
克丽丝汀觉得他有时真象个恶作剧的小精灵。 - Adulation of the young sir willoughby's beauty and wit, and aristocratic bearing and mien was common.
一切对威洛比爵士的奉承：英俊、聪慧及有贵族仪表、风度翩翩等等，都显得平淡无奇。 - Their attire wasn't as neat as the one they put on when springtime comes, but each and every leaf is struggling to show its most graceful mien.
它们不像春天来到时候着装那么整齐，而是各自竞相展示着自己的风采。 - Spiritual emptiness or ugliness shows through. There were moments, Christine thought, when he had the mien of a mischievous elf.
精神空虚或灵魂丑恶透过外表显露出来。克丽丝汀觉得他有时真象个恶作剧的小精灵。 - The young girl in the picture has a thoughtful and solemn mien.
画中的年轻女孩带着一副沉思而又严肃的神态。