Definition of menacing in English:

menacing

adjective ˈmɛnɪsɪŋˈmɛnəsɪŋ

Suggesting the presence of danger; threatening.
our officers encountered menacing looks from teenagers
Example sentencesExamples
- The sky has lightened and the snow has stopped, but a menacing wall of clouds is heading our way fast.
- The light barely illuminated the forest around them and it was very menacing at this late hour.
- He aimed his menacing, brooding dark brown eyes directly into her own scared blue ones.
- Great rock fragments jutted out of the side, giving the castle an even more menacing look.
- The picture is grainy but that actually enhances the slightly menacing atmosphere.

Definition of menacing in US English:

menacing

adjectiveˈmenəsiNGˈmɛnəsɪŋ

Suggesting the presence of danger; threatening.
a menacing tone of voice
Example sentencesExamples
- The light barely illuminated the forest around them and it was very menacing at this late hour.
- The picture is grainy but that actually enhances the slightly menacing atmosphere.
- He aimed his menacing, brooding dark brown eyes directly into her own scared blue ones.
- Great rock fragments jutted out of the side, giving the castle an even more menacing look.
- The sky has lightened and the snow has stopped, but a menacing wall of clouds is heading our way fast.

单词	menacing
释义	Definition of menacing in English: menacing adjective ˈmɛnɪsɪŋˈmɛnəsɪŋ Suggesting the presence of danger; threatening. our officers encountered menacing looks from teenagers Example sentencesExamples The sky has lightened and the snow has stopped, but a menacing wall of clouds is heading our way fast. The light barely illuminated the forest around them and it was very menacing at this late hour. He aimed his menacing, brooding dark brown eyes directly into her own scared blue ones. Great rock fragments jutted out of the side, giving the castle an even more menacing look. The picture is grainy but that actually enhances the slightly menacing atmosphere. Definition of menacing in US English: menacing adjectiveˈmenəsiNGˈmɛnəsɪŋ Suggesting the presence of danger; threatening. a menacing tone of voice Example sentencesExamples The light barely illuminated the forest around them and it was very menacing at this late hour. The picture is grainy but that actually enhances the slightly menacing atmosphere. He aimed his menacing, brooding dark brown eyes directly into her own scared blue ones. Great rock fragments jutted out of the side, giving the castle an even more menacing look. The sky has lightened and the snow has stopped, but a menacing wall of clouds is heading our way fast.
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