Examples of using Frowned in English and their translations into Danish
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while the use of supplements for preventive purposes is officially frowned upon.
which is illegal and frowned upon by society.
is a player who say's he's glad but frowned.
then suddenly bit his lip and frowned.
Plastic tableware is frowned on board.
Description For the weight sensitive road crowd, an external battery is sometimes frowned upon due to the weight
Earlier buying second-hand was frowned upon, but today it's considered smart and trendy”.
And that despite the fact that Frederick the Second was frowned upon by the pope because he spent more time hunting with falcons than to wage war
And that despite the fact that Frederick the Second was frowned upon by the pope because he spent more time hunting with falcons than to wage war
to recite to him some verses whereupon Waleed frowned and turned away.
to create a special bond to a resident or two. It was frowned upon before- but it has become accepted now,
so are frowns.
Student frowning or looking uncertain.
Her smiles, her frowns Her ups, her downs.
Turn that frown upside down."-"Always bet on blue.
On the other hand, frowning,- assured the old man.
Frown, no tears.
Don't frown.
We frown on fakery here.
I only wrote"frowning" to rhyme with"drowning.