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How is the word хмуриться translated from Russian to English

Сдвигать брови от злости или недоумения.

To move your eyebrows down when angry or puzzled.

verb
English translation
frown

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  • Она нахмурилась от странного вопроса. — She frowned at the strange question.

  • Не хмурься, это же просто шутка. — Don't frown, it's only a joke.

  • Почему ты хмуришься, когда читаешь? — Why do you frown when you read?

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FAQ about “хмуриться”

How is “хмуриться” translated from Russian?
“хмуриться” translates into English as “frown”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “хмуриться” mean?
Meaning of “хмуриться”: Сдвигать брови от злости или недоумения. In English — “frown”.
What part of speech is “хмуриться”?
“хмуриться” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “хмуриться”?
Example sentences with “хмуриться” and their English translation are on this page, with more in the VibeLing app.
How can I memorize “хмуриться”?
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