Body language: What does "Turn up one's nose" mean?
I looked up in the dictionary. Doesn't seem to get it. GIF or pic please?
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It means you scorn something. eg Tom wrote a little poem for Mary, and gave it to her on her birthday. She turned her nose up at it because she wanted a fancier and more expensive gift, When we scorn something,we do to some extent sometimes put our head back and look at it with our nose raised a bit .
- It means you scorn something.
- eg Tom wrote a little poem for Mary, and gave it to her on her birthday.
- She turned her nose up at it because she wanted a fancier and more expensive gift, When we scorn something,we do to some extent sometimes put our head back and look at it with our nose raised a bit .
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It means you scorn something.
eg Tom wrote a little poem for Mary, and gave it to her on her birthday.
She turned her nose up at it because she wanted a fancier and more expensive gift,
When we scorn something,we do to some extent sometimes put our head back and look at it with our nose raised a bit.
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