countenance
coun
ˈkaʊn
kawn
te
nance
nəns
nēns
British pronunciation
/kˈa‍ʊntənəns/

Définition et signification de « countenance » en anglais

Countenance
01

contenance

someone's face or facial expression
countenance definition and meaning
example
Exemples
She maintained a calm countenance during the crisis, reassuring others.
Elle a gardé un visage calme pendant la crise, rassurant les autres.
02

approbation, acquiescement

a confirmation that is clearly expressed
example
Exemples
With a nod and a pleased countenance, the judge signaled his agreement.
D'un hochement de tête et d'un air satisfait, le juge a signalé son accord.
03

sérénité, maintien

a composed facial bearing that reflects inner emotional control or mental steadiness, especially under pressure
example
Exemples
She struggled to keep her countenance when the surprise announcement was made.
Elle a eu du mal à garder son contenance lorsque l'annonce surprise a été faite.
to countenance
01

consentir, accorder

to agree and not oppose to something that one generally finds unacceptable or unpleasant
example
Exemples
She could n't countenance the idea of firing her longtime employee, even though his performance had been declining.
Elle ne pouvait pas tolérer l'idée de licencier son employé de longue date, même si ses performances avaient décliné.
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