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smile
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- Conjugation :
past simple
smiled
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present continuous
smiling
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Derivatives :
noun
smiler
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adverb
smilingly
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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- smile
[smaɪl]
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1.
noun
[c]
微笑
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2.
vi.
to smile (at sb) (对某人)微笑
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3.
vt.
用微笑表示
Comprehensive English-Chinese Dictionary
(1 result)
- smile
[smaɪl]
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1.
vt.
赞许,青睐
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2.
vi.
笑,微笑
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3.
vt.
用微笑表示
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She smiled her thanks.
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她微笑着表达她的谢意。
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4.
noun[c]
微笑,笑容
Macmillan Dictionary - Simpler Definitions
(2 results)
- smile
[smaɪl]
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1.
verb
to raise the corners of your mouth when you are happy, pleased, or being friendly, or when you think something is funny
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2.
verb
if something such as luck or heaven smiles on you, you are successful, or you have good luck
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3.
verb
to think that something is funny or pleasant
- smile
[smaɪl]
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1.
noun
an expression on your face in which you raise the corners of your mouth because you are happy, pleased, or being friendly, or because you think something is funny
Example Search
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His face was lighted by a smile.=A smile lit up his face.
[Source:
nciku_tw
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他笑容可掬, 喜气洋洋.
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smile a cynical smile
[Source:
nciku_tw
]
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讽刺地一笑
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I wish she'd smile at me like that.
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我希望她能像那样朝我微笑。
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You'll likely be rewarded with a pleasant smile and a friendly hello.
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你得到的回报将是宜人的微笑和友好的问候。
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Her new job must suit her nicely with that big smile on her face.
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她笑得很开心,一定是很适应这份新工作。
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He gave us a wooden smile.
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他朝我们不自然地笑了一下。
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He has the smile of his father.
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他笑起来跟他爸爸一模一样。
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He smiled to her and she returned the smile.
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他向她微微一笑,她亦微笑回应。
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As the saying runs, a smile prolongs life.
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常言道,笑一笑,十年少。
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She always has a smile on her face.
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她的总是面带微笑。
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