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I. scowl [брит. skaʊl, америк. skaʊl] СУЩ.

scowl: air м. renfrogné

with a scowl: d'un air renfrogné

II. scowl [брит. skaʊl, америк. skaʊl] ГЛ. неперех.

scowl: prendre un air renfrogné

she scowled at me: elle a pris un air renfrogné

forbiddingly scowl, frown: de façon rébarbative

I. scowl [skaʊl] СУЩ.

scowl: mine ж. patibulaire

II. scowl [skaʊl] ГЛ. неперех.

scowl: avoir un air sinistre

to scowl at sb: regarder qn de travers

I. scowl [skaʊl] СУЩ.

scowl: mine ж. patibulaire

II. scowl [skaʊl] ГЛ. неперех.

scowl: avoir un air sinistre

to scowl at sb: regarder qn de travers

Present
I	scowl
you	scowl
he/she/it	scowls
we	scowl
you	scowl
they	scowl

Past
I	scowled
you	scowled
he/she/it	scowled
we	scowled
you	scowled
they	scowled

Present Perfect
I	have	scowled
you	have	scowled
he/she/it	has	scowled
we	have	scowled
you	have	scowled
they	have	scowled

Past Perfect
I	had	scowled
you	had	scowled
he/she/it	had	scowled
we	had	scowled
you	had	scowled
they	had	scowled

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to scowl at sb: regarder qn de travers

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Many commercial fishermen consider the choppy, iceberg-dotted waters forbiddingly dangerous.

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The main house used for the film is forbiddingly stark.

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Sure, it looks like just another grand strategy game and it can be forbiddingly complex when you first approach it, but appearances can be deceiving.

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The mountains are forbiddingly bare and gray, but that only accentuates the colors of everything else: russet-roofed towns, spinach-green vegetation, and the hypnotically oh-so-blue sea.

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The first trip, by a man and a little boy, proceeds in nervous silence; it suggests that the movie will be forbiddingly taciturn.

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