sulk

• Substantivo que designa um estado de mau humor, isolamento ou ressentimento silencioso, geralmente causado por decepção ou irritação.

A noun referring to a mood or display of sullen aloofness, withdrawal, or silent resentment, often as a result of disappointment or annoyance.

1. A mood of silent resentmentB2informal

   A state or display of sullen aloofness, often characterized by withdrawal and silence due to annoyance or disappointment.

   Amuo

   • She was in a sulk after not being invited to the party.
   • He had a sulk that lasted for hours because of the argument.
   • The child's sulk was obvious when he didn't get the toy he wanted.

   Sinônimosdudgeonhuffmopepetpiquepoutsnit

   Antônimoscheerfulnessgaietygood humorsociability

• Verbo usado para descrever um estado silencioso, amuado ou fechado em si, geralmente em um acesso de mau humor ou ressentimento. Indica demonstrar aborrecimento ou mágoa por meio do silêncio, da cara fechada ou de um comportamento retraído.

A verb used to describe the act of being silent, morose, or withdrawn in a fit of ill humor or resentment.

1. Show displeasure silentlyB1informal

   To be silent or withdrawn because you are angry or upset about something.

   Ficar emburrado

   • She sulked in her room after losing the game.
   • He sulked for hours because he didn't get what he wanted.
   • Instead of talking, she just sulked in the corner.

   Sinônimosbroodglowermopepoutsmoulder

   Antônimoscelebratecheerrejoice