countenance

• Существительное, обозначающее лицо человека или выражение лица, часто отражающее его настроение, характер или эмоциональное состояние.

A noun referring to a person's face or facial expression, often reflecting their mood, character, or emotional state.

1. C1formal

   A person's face or facial expression, especially as indicating emotion or character.

   Выражение лица

   • His countenance showed deep sorrow.
   • She had a cheerful countenance that brightened the room.
   • The judge's stern countenance made the defendant nervous.

   Synonymsairappearanceaspectexpressionfacelookmienvisage

2. C2formal

   Moral support or approval; sanction.

   Поддержка или одобрение

   • The project received the countenance of the board of directors.
   • He gave his countenance to the new policy.
   • Without the countenance of the authorities, the plan could not proceed.

   Synonymsapprobationapprovalendorsementfavorsanctionsupport

   Antonymscondemnationdisapprovaldiscouragementdisfavoropposition

• Глагол, означающий терпеть, одобрять или поддерживать что-либо, часто используется в формальном или литературном контексте.

A verb meaning to tolerate, approve, or support something, often used in formal or literary contexts.

1. Tolerate or allowC1formal

   To permit, tolerate, or approve of something, often reluctantly.

   Допускать или позволять

   • The school will not countenance any form of cheating.
   • She refused to countenance such rude behavior.
   • The committee cannot countenance a delay in the project.

   Synonymsabideallowapprovebrookendurepermitsanctionstandtolerate

   Antonymsdenydisallowforbidprohibitreject

2. Support or encourageC1formal

   To give approval or support to an idea, action, or person.

   Поддерживать или поощрять

   • The government countenanced the new policy with caution.
   • He countenanced his friend's decision to start a business.
   • The board countenanced the proposal after lengthy debate.

   Synonymsallowapprovecondoneendorsepermitsanctionsupporttolerate

   Antonymsdisapprovediscourageforbidopposereject