countenancing

v.

支持，赞同，批准( countenance的现在分词 )；

out of countenance局促不安，不好意思；不舒服；难堪

1. He is a young man of handsome countenance.
   他是一个拥有英俊面容的年轻人。
2. He kept his countenance when he was in danger.
   在这个危险的处境中他表现得镇定自若。
3. Horror was depicted on every countenance.
   每一张脸上都现出骇愕的表情。
4. I would not give countenance to such a plan.
   我不赞同这样的计划。

1. We will not countenance any aggressive violence.
   我们不会支持任何挑衅性暴力行动。

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