countenance

英['kauntənəns]美['kauntənəns]

n.
1.[C]面容，脸色；表情
2.[U]赞同；支持，鼓励
3.[U]冷静，镇定
v.[T]
1.赞同；支持，鼓励[+v-ing]

同：	[n.] endorsement, imprimatur, kisser, visage [v.] allow, let, permit
反：	[v.] disallow, forbid, interdict, prohibit

His countenance remained immovable, only there was the faintest conceivable tremor of the white attenuated mouth
他的面容没有变化，只是那白色的，薄薄的咀巴有点儿极轻微可见的颤动。收藏
He viewed them with the manner of a fatherly pilot, his countenance radiant with benevolence.
他像一位慈父般的老向导那样看着他们，脸上堆着慈祥的笑容。收藏
There was neither coarseness nor want of shadowing in a countenance that was exquisitely regular and dignified, and surpassingly beautiful
她的脸既不粗俗，也不平常，而是端庄尊贵，秀丽绝伦。收藏
The fierceness of his countenance now seemed to slumber, and in its place was to be seen the quiet, vacant composure
他脸上原有的那种凶悍模样，现在似乎已经销声匿迹了，代替它的只是一种安详，一种漠然的镇静。收藏
His boon companions had dwindled away from his side, leaving the poor fellow without a soul to countenance him in sipping his liquor
他的酒友在他身边一个一个少了下去，使这可怜的家伙在举杯饮啜时没有一个人在旁替他助兴壮胆。收藏

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