Definition of disapproving in English:

disapproving

adjective ˌdɪsəˈpruːvɪŋˌdɪsəˈpruvɪŋ

Expressing an unfavourable opinion.
he shot a disapproving glance at her
Example sentencesExamples
- The inference that his disapproving father pushed him away from home is clear.
- I think there was a disapproving eyebrow at the time.
- He could not, however, fail to discern her disapproving gaze.
- A severe, disapproving look flashes across the dusty figure's face.
- Her lips were turned down in a disapproving frown.
- Elizabeth met his teasing glance with a small disapproving frown.
- Disapproving critics compared Wyeth's dry, crisp surfaces to dead leaves.
- Darcy looked at her in a disapproving fashion.
- She saw Darcy giving her a rather disapproving look.
- In Japan, Tokyo's security goals are confronted by disapproving views on militarism.
- The other paramedic, an aging man with a paunch and chronically disapproving eyes, nodded at my beer jug.
- Some men maintained protective intergenerational boundaries by distancing themselves from disapproving parents.
- There was a disapproving cry from the men watching.
- In fact, one of the most publicized disapproving voices has arisen from the band itself.
- Even at his most disapproving, Neuhaus demonizes no one.
- When confronted by their disapproving commanding officer, one of the soldiers says he doesn't know why they're even there.
- Male respondents made similar statements about disapproving in-laws.
- An email from another disapproving reader appeared to concede that the exercise regime might be useful.
- Pulling up to the posh hotel in his old black Camaro, he grunted, handing his keys to the disapproving valet.
- She turned to find herself faced once again with the disapproving glance of William.

Derivatives

disapprovingly

adverb dɪsəˈpruːvɪŋliˌdɪsəˈpruvɪŋli

He frowned disapprovingly and offered a hand to help her up.
Example sentencesExamples
- Her big, tattered coat made women at doorways frown disapprovingly and usher their children inside.
- He quickly pushed the guilt aside and frowned disapprovingly.
- At least once, she commented disapprovingly on the commercialisation of Mother's Day.
- ‘It seems slightly reductive to say it's cynical,’ says May, disapprovingly.

Definition of disapproving in US English:

disapproving

adjectiveˌdɪsəˈpruvɪŋˌdisəˈpro͞oviNG

Expressing an unfavorable opinion.
he shot a disapproving glance at her
Example sentencesExamples
- Pulling up to the posh hotel in his old black Camaro, he grunted, handing his keys to the disapproving valet.
- The other paramedic, an aging man with a paunch and chronically disapproving eyes, nodded at my beer jug.
- I think there was a disapproving eyebrow at the time.
- In Japan, Tokyo's security goals are confronted by disapproving views on militarism.
- A severe, disapproving look flashes across the dusty figure's face.
- Elizabeth met his teasing glance with a small disapproving frown.
- Her lips were turned down in a disapproving frown.
- He could not, however, fail to discern her disapproving gaze.
- In fact, one of the most publicized disapproving voices has arisen from the band itself.
- An email from another disapproving reader appeared to concede that the exercise regime might be useful.
- Male respondents made similar statements about disapproving in-laws.
- There was a disapproving cry from the men watching.
- The inference that his disapproving father pushed him away from home is clear.
- Some men maintained protective intergenerational boundaries by distancing themselves from disapproving parents.
- Even at his most disapproving, Neuhaus demonizes no one.
- Disapproving critics compared Wyeth's dry, crisp surfaces to dead leaves.
- She turned to find herself faced once again with the disapproving glance of William.
- She saw Darcy giving her a rather disapproving look.
- When confronted by their disapproving commanding officer, one of the soldiers says he doesn't know why they're even there.
- Darcy looked at her in a disapproving fashion.

词汇	disapproving
释义	Definition of disapproving in English: disapproving adjective ˌdɪsəˈpruːvɪŋˌdɪsəˈpruvɪŋ Expressing an unfavourable opinion. he shot a disapproving glance at her Example sentencesExamples The inference that his disapproving father pushed him away from home is clear. I think there was a disapproving eyebrow at the time. He could not, however, fail to discern her disapproving gaze. A severe, disapproving look flashes across the dusty figure's face. Her lips were turned down in a disapproving frown. Elizabeth met his teasing glance with a small disapproving frown. Disapproving critics compared Wyeth's dry, crisp surfaces to dead leaves. Darcy looked at her in a disapproving fashion. She saw Darcy giving her a rather disapproving look. In Japan, Tokyo's security goals are confronted by disapproving views on militarism. The other paramedic, an aging man with a paunch and chronically disapproving eyes, nodded at my beer jug. Some men maintained protective intergenerational boundaries by distancing themselves from disapproving parents. There was a disapproving cry from the men watching. In fact, one of the most publicized disapproving voices has arisen from the band itself. Even at his most disapproving, Neuhaus demonizes no one. When confronted by their disapproving commanding officer, one of the soldiers says he doesn't know why they're even there. Male respondents made similar statements about disapproving in-laws. An email from another disapproving reader appeared to concede that the exercise regime might be useful. Pulling up to the posh hotel in his old black Camaro, he grunted, handing his keys to the disapproving valet. She turned to find herself faced once again with the disapproving glance of William. Derivatives disapprovingly adverb dɪsəˈpruːvɪŋliˌdɪsəˈpruvɪŋli He frowned disapprovingly and offered a hand to help her up. Example sentencesExamples Her big, tattered coat made women at doorways frown disapprovingly and usher their children inside. He quickly pushed the guilt aside and frowned disapprovingly. At least once, she commented disapprovingly on the commercialisation of Mother's Day. ‘It seems slightly reductive to say it's cynical,’ says May, disapprovingly. Definition of disapproving in US English: disapproving adjectiveˌdɪsəˈpruvɪŋˌdisəˈpro͞oviNG Expressing an unfavorable opinion. he shot a disapproving glance at her Example sentencesExamples Pulling up to the posh hotel in his old black Camaro, he grunted, handing his keys to the disapproving valet. The other paramedic, an aging man with a paunch and chronically disapproving eyes, nodded at my beer jug. I think there was a disapproving eyebrow at the time. In Japan, Tokyo's security goals are confronted by disapproving views on militarism. A severe, disapproving look flashes across the dusty figure's face. Elizabeth met his teasing glance with a small disapproving frown. Her lips were turned down in a disapproving frown. He could not, however, fail to discern her disapproving gaze. In fact, one of the most publicized disapproving voices has arisen from the band itself. An email from another disapproving reader appeared to concede that the exercise regime might be useful. Male respondents made similar statements about disapproving in-laws. There was a disapproving cry from the men watching. The inference that his disapproving father pushed him away from home is clear. Some men maintained protective intergenerational boundaries by distancing themselves from disapproving parents. Even at his most disapproving, Neuhaus demonizes no one. Disapproving critics compared Wyeth's dry, crisp surfaces to dead leaves. She turned to find herself faced once again with the disapproving glance of William. She saw Darcy giving her a rather disapproving look. When confronted by their disapproving commanding officer, one of the soldiers says he doesn't know why they're even there. Darcy looked at her in a disapproving fashion.
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