make a face

• تعبيس الوجه وتشويه ملامحه للتعبير عن الاشمئزاز أو الاستياء أو الألم أو المرح، غالبًا كرد فعل على شيء غير محبب أو على سبيل المداعبة.

To contort one's facial features into an expression of disgust, disapproval, pain, or amusement, often as a reaction to something unpleasant or as a playful gesture.

1. Show displeasureA2informal

   To contort one's facial features to express disgust, dislike, or disapproval.

   تقْطيب الوجه

   • The child made a face when he tasted the bitter medicine.
   • She made a face at the suggestion of eating broccoli.
   • He made a face of disgust when he saw the mess.

2. Show amusement or mockeryA2informal

   To make a funny or exaggerated expression to amuse others or to mock someone playfully.

   تقليد وجه

   • The clown made a face that made all the children laugh.
   • She made a face at her brother from across the room.
   • He made a silly face for the camera.