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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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a frowning look//a long face

0It's better to have a sense of humor than to have a frowning look all day long.02br
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00Does "a frowning look" sound idiomatic to you? Is it equivalent to "a long face?" Thanks.0-
  

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02br 00A "long face" does not necessarily indicate that you are frowning [drawing your eyebrows together]. 0-

— Feebs11

  • 02br 00A "long face" does not necessarily indicate that you are frowning [drawing your eyebrows together].
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00A "long face" does not necessarily indicate that you are frowning [drawing your eyebrows together]. 0-
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01cite10Feebs1112cite10 11b10No. 12b12br
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10A "long face" does not necessarily indicate that you are frowning [drawing your eyebrows together]. 12br
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10Thanks, Feebs.02br
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00If "a frowning look" doesn't sound idiomatic, then
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0Hi,02br
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01font00It's better to have a sense of humor than to have a frowning look all day long.02font02br
01font00How about this?02font01font02br
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00It's better to have a sense of humor than to have a frown all day long.02br
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01cite10Clive12cite12br
10Hi,12br
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11font10It's better to have a sense of humor than to have a frowning look all day long.12font12br
11font10How about this?12font11font12br
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0Hi,02br
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01font00"To have a frown" sounds excellent to me, but does it mean "to have frowning face?"02font02br
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00Seems the same to me.02br
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