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Meanings of different expressions in English
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Usage of different expressions in English
1
Both boys were staring back at me, wearing two completely different expressions.
2
They stood still, looking each at the other, with very different expressions.
3
He studied her deliberately, a hundred different expressions sweeping across his face.
4
None the less, however, though slightly, different expressions can be remarked.
5
And then they've actually got different expressions on their faces.
6
The two Didacts observe her with very different expressions.
7
She used quite different expressions to those she intended.
8
They all have different expressions, and have different dispositions.
9
Everyone of these ten different expressions imply intelligence and discrimination, and therefore of course personality.
10
Three pairs of eyes gleam at the discoverers, silently, entreatingly, yet with what different expressions!
11
But Uncle Braun laughed heartily at the different expressions upon the countenances of the three boys.
12
Mrs. Peedles appeared to regard the two accomplishments as merely different expressions of the same art.
13
I think we're all bugs and mice, and are only different expressions of an all-inclusive cheese.
14
His eyes bugged with shock, and Tom stood above him, different expressions warring on his face.
15
Pepper's face ran through six different expressions.
16
Eden is more introspective and doesn't really show what he's thinking, but different people offer up different expressions.
This collocation consists of:
Different expressions through the time
Different expressions across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common