mien

英 [miːn]

美 [miːn]

n.  外表; 样子; 风度

GRE

BNC.39576 / COCA.25720

牛津词典

noun

• 外表；样子；风度
  a person's appearance or manner that shows how they are feeling

柯林斯词典

• N-SING 仪表；举止；神态；（尤指）面部表情
  Someone'smienis their general appearance and manner, especially the expression on their face, which shows what they are feeling or thinking.
  1. It was impossible to tell from his mien whether he was offended.
     从他的神态中难以看出他是否生气了。
  2. ...his mild manner and aristocratic mien.
     他温文尔雅的举止和高贵风度

英英释义

noun

• dignified manner or conduct
  Synonym:bearingcomportmentpresence

双语例句

• Unless preternaturally gifted observer should have first read the heart, and have afterwards sought a corresponding development in the countenance and mien.
  除非有一个具备超自然秉赋的观察者能够首先洞悉她的内心，然后才会在她的表情和举止上找到相应的变化。
• Towards the middle of the last century a change took place, prison songs and thieves'ritournelles assumed, so to speak, an insolent and jovial mien.
  但在上一世纪的中叶，却起了变化。监狱里的歌，歹徒们经常唱的曲调，可以说，有了种傲慢和欢快的姿态。
• One felt that under other conditions of education and destiny, the gay and over-free mien of this young girl might have turned out sweet and charming.
  你会感到在另外一种受教育的情况下或另一种环境中，姑娘这种活泼自在的动作也许还能给人以温顺可爱的印象。
• Through this system, totally publicity, show The people court mien, advantage and feature, there is better utility value.
  通过该系统，能全面宣传、展示人民法院风采、优点与特色，具有较高的实用价值。
• But he hid it cunningly from men, and walked among you with the mien of a spirit, mournful, Because so pure in a sinful world!
  但是他却在人们面前狡猾地遮掩着它，神采奕奕地定在你们中间；其实他很悲哀，因为在这个罪孽的世界上人们竟把他看得如此纯洁！
• His aristocratic mien and smart clothes singled him out.
  他的贵族风度和时髦的服装使人对他男眼相看。
• As he drew near the fire and heard Platon's weak, sickly voice, and saw his piteous mien in the bright firelight, Pierre felt a pang at heart.
  皮埃尔走近火堆，听见普拉东微弱、病态的声音，看见他那被火光照亮了的可怜的脸，他的心像被针扎了一样，被刺痛了。
• It was impossible to tell from his mien whether he was offended.
  从他的神态中难以看出他是否生气了。
• There were moments, Christine thought, when he had the mien of a mischievous elf.
  克丽丝汀觉得他有时真象个恶作剧的小精灵。
• She had the mobile face frequent in those whose sight has decayed by stages, has been laboriously striven after, and reluctantly let go, rather than the stagnant mien apparent in persons long sightless or born blind.
  她的视力已经逐渐衰退了，她对这一双眼睛也曾经作过巨大努力，后来才不大情愿地放弃了，这同那些失明多年或者生来就是瞎子的人明显不同，因此她的脸经常显得很生动。