sopracciglio
frown
The Italian word for frown is 'sopracciglio', which is used to express disapproval or displeasure, similar to its English counterpart. It can be used as a noun or a verb, and it's often accompanied by a downward movement of the eyebrows.
Example sentences using: sopracciglio
Il sopracciglio di Marco si alza quando è perplesso.
Marco's eyebrow raises when he is puzzled.
This sentence describes a physical reaction, which is Marco's eyebrow raising, occurring when he is in a state of confusion or uncertainty.
Il mio sopracciglio sinistro è più peloso del destro.
My left eyebrow is hairier than the right one.
This sentence describes a personal characteristic regarding the speaker's eyebrows. It indicates a difference in hairiness between the left and the right eyebrow.
Lei dipinge il suo sopracciglio con un matita speciale.
She paints her eyebrow with a special pencil.
This sentence portrays an action of grooming, specifically the action of applying makeup on the eyebrows using a special cosmetic pencil.