glower at

glower at (someone or something)

To look at someone or something with anger or disapproval. She won't come out and say it, but I can tell she's angry by the way she's glowering at me. Julian glowered at his car when it failed to start.

glower at someone or something

to scowl intently at someone or something. The judge glowered at the irate witness until order was restored. Fred glowered at the painting of his uncle, hating the subject of the picture.

See also: glower

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

glower
glower at (someone or something)
as the case may be
come out on top
entrap (someone) in(to) (something) with (something)
be dragging (one's) feet
be dragging your feet
athlete
be a (something) in the making
crisis

References in classic literature

And there's a headless man stalks up and down the path and skeletons glower at you between the boughs.

Anne Of Green Gables

Munchetty continued to glower at him before breaking into a secret smile.

The five Ds of dodgeball. Dodge, duck, dip, dive and you're dead

If she wants to glower at the little brat, she will glower.

The voluntarily childless and new parents add up to quite a smug pair

"It also has staff who don't glower at you if you sit there too long and doesn't play loud music."

Cafes are just write, says JK

She adds: "Life's too short to glower at a lettuce leaf."

SEXERCISE; 15mins of sex at an active pace is worth 20mins in the gym - LORRAINE KELLY'S FITNESS TIP

词组	glower at
释义	glower at glower at (someone or something) To look at someone or something with anger or disapproval. She won't come out and say it, but I can tell she's angry by the way she's glowering at me. Julian glowered at his car when it failed to start. See also: glower Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. glower at someone or something to scowl intently at someone or something. The judge glowered at the irate witness until order was restored. Fred glowered at the painting of his uncle, hating the subject of the picture. See also: glower McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: glower glower at (someone or something) as the case may be come out on top entrap (someone) in(to) (something) with (something) be dragging (one's) feet be dragging your feet athlete be a (something) in the making crisis References in classic literature And there's a headless man stalks up and down the path and skeletons glower at you between the boughs. Anne Of Green Gables Munchetty continued to glower at him before breaking into a secret smile. The five Ds of dodgeball. Dodge, duck, dip, dive and you're dead If she wants to glower at the little brat, she will glower. The voluntarily childless and new parents add up to quite a smug pair "It also has staff who don't glower at you if you sit there too long and doesn't play loud music." Cafes are just write, says JK She adds: "Life's too short to glower at a lettuce leaf." SEXERCISE; 15mins of sex at an active pace is worth 20mins in the gym - LORRAINE KELLY'S FITNESS TIP
随便看	dilly-dally (around) with (someone or something) dilly-dally with dim dimber damber upright man dim bulb dim down dime dime a dozen dime a dozen, a dime-dropper dimensional dime out dime piece dime store dime's worth of difference diminish diminishing returns dim out dim up dimwit din dine dine and dash dine at dine at (some place)