Definition of grim-faced in English:

grim-faced

adjective

Having a very serious or gloomy expression.
grim-faced security personnel
Example sentencesExamples
- There is a hefty gate, a squad of police officers, a security firm and a three-mile drive between the wedding party and the grim-faced media.
- Grim-faced employees leaving the plant this morning after their night shifts would not comment on the announcement.
- Then a rich older man named Piggy with a wandering eye and a grim-faced wife with lots of diamonds enters the picture.
- The Foreign Secretary's entourage was viewed with deep suspicion by the small army of grim-faced soldiers wielding machine guns.
- The grim-faced hotel owner, who did not want to give his name, said he knew nothing about the incident.
- The disappointed coach was grim-faced at the end and said that they were beaten by a better team.
- The sight of them emerging grim-faced from the coffeshop on Thursday was the first sign of serious trouble.
- The folks in the court are also saying the jury seemed really grim-faced, very upset.
- People queued grim-faced at bus stops.
- The grim-faced city mayor, perhaps mindful of what he suspected were inadequate defences against a storm of this violence, was equally alarmed.
Synonyms
solemn, earnest, serious, sombre, sober, severe

单词	grim-faced
释义	Definition of grim-faced in English: grim-faced adjective Having a very serious or gloomy expression. grim-faced security personnel Example sentencesExamples There is a hefty gate, a squad of police officers, a security firm and a three-mile drive between the wedding party and the grim-faced media. Grim-faced employees leaving the plant this morning after their night shifts would not comment on the announcement. Then a rich older man named Piggy with a wandering eye and a grim-faced wife with lots of diamonds enters the picture. The Foreign Secretary's entourage was viewed with deep suspicion by the small army of grim-faced soldiers wielding machine guns. The grim-faced hotel owner, who did not want to give his name, said he knew nothing about the incident. The disappointed coach was grim-faced at the end and said that they were beaten by a better team. The sight of them emerging grim-faced from the coffeshop on Thursday was the first sign of serious trouble. The folks in the court are also saying the jury seemed really grim-faced, very upset. People queued grim-faced at bus stops. The grim-faced city mayor, perhaps mindful of what he suspected were inadequate defences against a storm of this violence, was equally alarmed. Synonyms solemn, earnest, serious, sombre, sober, severe
随便看	put one's back into it put one's back into something put one's best foot forward put one's best foot forward put one's cards on the table put oneself about put oneself down for put oneself forward put oneself forward for put oneself in put oneself in put oneself in another person's shoes put oneself in another's place put oneself in another's place put oneself in the shoes of put oneself out put oneself out for put oneself up for put one's face on put one's face on put one's faith in put one's feet up put one's feet up put one's finger in the dyke put one's finger in the dyke