🇮🇹Italian Source WordCode: IT

Fare il broncio

Pronunciation / Transliteration: faːre il ˈbron.tʃo

🇬🇧 Direct English Meaning:
Pout/paʊt/
verbnounCEFR B1 (Intermediate)Top #1500 frequency
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🇮🇹 Example Sentence in Italian:

"Lei ha fatto il broncio quando non ha ricevuto il regalo."

Comprehensive Definitions & Senses

2 senses
As verb
  1. 1

    To push one's lips forward as an expression of annoyance or sulkiness.

    "She pouted when she didn't get her way."
As noun
  1. 1

    A facial expression characterized by protruding lips, often indicating displeasure.

    "His pout was so exaggerated that it made everyone laugh."

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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology

The word 'pout' originates from the Middle English 'pouten', which is derived from the Old French 'pouter', meaning to push or thrust. The term has evolved over time to describe the act of protruding the lips, often associated with sulking or expressing displeasure.

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