grin
noun[C]
uk/ɡrɪn/us/ɡrɪn/C2
awidesmile:
露齿笑,咧嘴笑,龇牙笑Iassumedthings had gone well for him because he had abiggrin on hisface.我想他一切进展得应该很顺利,因为他在咧着大嘴笑。
abroad/sheepishgrin合不拢嘴的笑/腼腆地咧嘴笑
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- That child's got such acheekygrin.
- Ilovehismischievousgrin, don't you?
- Thebabyturnedand gave me atoothygrin.
- At 70, he stillretainshisimpishgrin.
- Amy took acrayonanddrewa roundfacewith two roundeyesand abiggrin.
Laughing and smiling
- amused
- be all smilesidiom
- be in convulsionsidiom
- be rolling in the aislesidiom
- be wreathed in smilesidiom
- bust
- gale
- gales of laughteridiom
- giggle
- giggler
- giggly
- grin/smile from ear to earidiom
- quake
- say cheeseidiom
- simper
- smile
- smiley
- smiling
- smilingly
- stitch
grin
verb[I]
uk/ɡrɪn/us/ɡrɪn/-nn-C2
tosmileawidesmile:
露齿笑,咧嘴笑,龇牙笑He grinnedatme from thedoorway.他在门口向我咧着嘴笑。
What are you grinning about?你龇牙咧嘴笑什么?
- Theclassphotographshowedastrangebunchof grinningchildren.
- She grinnedslylyandrefusedtotellme where themoneycame from.
- Thepoorboygrinnedinanely, without anyknowledgeof what washappening.
- Shejumpedwhen shesawa grinningfaceat thewindow.
- Myfriendsgrinned at meencouraginglywhen I came onto thestage.
Laughing and smiling
- amused
- be all smilesidiom
- be in convulsionsidiom
- be rolling in the aislesidiom
- be wreathed in smilesidiom
- bust
- gale
- gales of laughteridiom
- giggle
- giggler
- giggly
- grin/smile from ear to earidiom
- quake
- say cheeseidiom
- simper
- smile
- smiley
- smiling
- smilingly
- stitch
Idiom
grin and bear it