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long-faced

/ˈlɒŋ.feɪst/

Tradução: Descreve alguém que parece triste, desapontado ou infeliz, geralmente com expressão facial abatida ou emburrada.

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adjective

/ˈlɒŋ.feɪst/B2formal
  • ptDescreve alguém que parece triste, desapontado ou infeliz, geralmente com expressão facial abatida ou emburrada.

Describes a person who looks sad, disappointed, or unhappy, often with a drooping expression.

  1. Having a long face shapeB1formal

    Describing a person whose facial structure appears elongated or longer than average.

    ptRosto comprido

    • He was a long-faced man with a prominent chin.
    • The portrait depicted a long-faced woman with high cheekbones.
    • Her long-faced features gave her a distinguished look.
  2. Sad or gloomy expressionB2informal

    Showing unhappiness, disappointment, or worry through one's facial expression.

    ptCarrancudo

    • After hearing the bad news, he sat there long-faced.
    • She was long-faced when she realized she had lost her keys.
    • The team was long-faced after losing the championship game.

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    Antônimosbrightcheerfulgrinninghappysmiling

Formas
  • more long-faced comparative form
  • most long-faced superlative form