baleful [ˈbeɪlfʊl] adjetivomaligno(a) - she gave me a baleful stare -> me lanzó una mirada asesina
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baleful [ˈbeɪlfʊl] ?
adjective
[+influence, presence] funesto; siniestro; [+look, stare] torvo; hosco to give sb a baleful look dirigir a algn una mirada torva hosca;or mirar a algn de forma torva hosca;or
Finally, unable to face the baleful glares of his junior colleagues any longer, Livingstone gave in last week and paid his staff their overdue February salaries "Which of you two low-life sleazeballs killed Murdoch?" There was no answer, only baleful stares most people have experiences in infancy which made them feel weak, insignificant, foolish, ignorant, dirty, unloved. These memories and impressions, buried deep in the unconscious mind, go on exerting a baleful influence. 'What form should my promise take? Do you want it in writing?" He got a baleful glare. Ackroyd was crouched beneath the television set, his baleful gaze fixed on Mrs Barbour Kathryn glimpsed angry eyes in baleful faces
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