Lingaku- to grimace (in pain)
- to show one's teeth
- to bare one's fangs
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- to grimace (in pain)
- to show one's teeth
- to bare one's fangs
This usage describes a facial expression that indicates discomfort or pain, often involving a contorted face.
He grimaced in pain after falling.
She always grimaces when visiting the dentist.
This meaning can refer to displaying one's teeth, often as a reaction to fear or aggression.
The dog showed its teeth when it saw the stranger.
He bared his teeth in a fight, looking very fierce.
This phrase typically refers to displaying aggression or hostility, often metaphorically, as if one were ready to attack.
She bared her fangs in the competition, showing no mercy.
He bared his fangs during the negotiation, demonstrating a strong stance.
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cī呲yá牙liē咧zuǐ嘴xiào笑to smile with a grimacezī yá liě zuǐ呲牙咧嘴de的biǎo qíng表情a grimacing expressionzī yá liě zuǐ呲牙咧嘴de地miàn duì面对to face something with a grimacezī yá liě zuǐ呲牙咧嘴de地shuì说to say something while grimacingzī yá liě zuǐ呲牙咧嘴de的gǒu狗a dog that shows its teethzī yá liě zuǐ呲牙咧嘴de的xiào shēng笑声laughter with a grimacezī yá liě zuǐ呲牙咧嘴duì dài对待to treat with a grimacezī yá liě zuǐ呲牙咧嘴de的yàng zi样子the appearance of grimacingzī yá liě zuǐ呲牙咧嘴de的tòng kǔ痛苦pain expressed through grimacingcī呲yá牙liē咧zuǐ嘴hǒu吼jiào叫to yell with a grimace