Definition of boot-faced in English:

boot-faced

adjective

British informal

单词	boot-faced
释义	Definition of boot-faced in English: boot-faced adjective British informal Having a grim or scowling expression. 〈英，非正式〉严厉的，面无笑容的；面带怒容的 a boot-faced police sergeant 一位严厉的警长。 Example sentencesExamples She soon lapses back into her impersonation of a boot-faced police sergeant. She gets the better of her boot-faced teacher with an environmental project involving her family and a tree-saving campaign. Her West End debut has been another antidote to the occasionally boot-faced Havers. You never know, it may just be a nervous laugh, brought on by facing up to five boot-faced, judgemental, snidey so-and-sos like you lot. The boot-faced former MP has complained. Synonyms stern, forbidding, uninviting, unapproachable, aloof, distant
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