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straight-faced

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straight face
n.
A face that betrays no sign of emotion.

straight-faced (strtfst) adj.
straight-facedly (-fstl, -fsd-l) adv.
Translations
straight-faced [ˈstreɪtˈfeɪst]
A. ADJserio
a straight-faced newsreaderun locutor de expresión seria
B. ADVcon cara seria
"whatever gives you that idea?" she asked straight-faced-¿qué te hace pensar eso? -preguntó con cara seria
straight-faced [ˌstreɪtˈfeɪst]
1. adjserio/a
2. advcon espressione seria


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