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单词 smile
释义
smile
noun[C]
uk
/smaɪl/us
/smaɪl/
B1
ahappyorfriendlyexpressionon thefacein which theendsof themouthcurveupslightly, often with thelipsmovingapartso that theteethcan beseen:
微笑，笑容
Amy had abig/broadsmileonherface.埃米脸上满是笑容。
She has anicesmile.她笑得很甜。
Hewinkedandgaveme a smile.他眨了眨眼，冲我笑了一下。
It'sniceto beabletobringa smiletopeople'sfaces(= makepeoplesmile).能让人笑感觉真好。
picture of smile
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More examples
  • Slowly a smilespreadacrossherface.
  • There was thefaintesttraceof a smile on herlips.
  • Hetriedtosuppressa smile butfeltthecornerof hismouthtwitch.
  • She gave everyone awelcomingsmile.
  • Theministerworeaconfidentsmilethroughouttheinterview.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
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
  • quake
  • rictus
  • say cheeseidiom
  • simper
  • smiley
  • smiling
  • smilingly
  • stitch
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Idiom

be all smiles
smile
verb
uk
/smaɪl/us
/smaɪl/
B1[IorT]
to make ahappyorfriendlyexpressionin which thecornersofyourmouthcurveup:
微笑，笑
He smiled andshookmyhand.他笑着和我握了手。
When he smiledatme Ikneweverything was allright.他冲我笑时，我就知道一切正常。
Esme's socheerful- she's always smiling.埃丝米很开朗——她总是笑吟吟的。
I couldn'thelpsmiling when Ithoughtof howpleasedshe was going to be.想到她会多么高兴时，我就忍不住要笑。
He smiledpolitelyas Maryapologizedfor herdrunkenfriends.当玛丽替她喝醉的朋友道歉时，他很有礼貌地笑了笑。
He smiledtohimselfas hethoughtabout his newgirlfriend.想到自己的新女友，他会心地笑了。
He smiled thesmileof a man whoknewvictorywas withinreach.他露出了稳操胜券者特有的微笑。
[T]
toexpressor say something with a smile:
以微笑表达；微笑着说
He smiled his congratulations andleftwithout another word.他微笑着表示祝贺，然后就离去了，没有再多说一句话。
"Don't youworryabout a thing. Everything's going to be justfine," smiled Robinreassuringly.“别担心，一切都会很好的，”罗宾微笑着安慰道。
More examples
  • She smiledaffectionatelyat him.
  • Mymothersmiledencouraginglyat me as I went up onstage.
  • He smiledfondlyat thechildren.
  • Shelookedup from herbookand smiled at me.
  • He smiled at me in areassuringway.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
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
  • quake
  • rictus
  • say cheeseidiom
  • simper
  • smiley
  • smiling
  • smilingly
  • stitch
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Phrasal verb

smile onsomething/someone
(Definition ofsmilefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

smile| American Dictionary

smile
noun[C]
us
/smɑɪl/
anexpressionon thefacein which theendsof themouthcurveupslightly, often with thelipsmovingapartso that theteethcan beseen,expressingesp.happiness,pleasure,amusement, or afriendlyfeeling:
abig/happy/prettysmile
a smile ofjoy/satisfaction/amusement
Weexchangedsmiles as wepassedin thehallway.

smiley

adjectiveus
/ˈsmɑɪ·li/
infml
He’s a very smiley,friendlybaby.
smile
verb[I/T]
us
/smɑɪl/
to make ahappyorfriendlyexpressionin which theendsof themouthcurveupslightly:
[I]I couldn’thelpsmiling.
[I]When hesmiledat me, Ikneweverything was OK.
[I]Shesmiledto herself.
[T]Hesmiledahappysmile.
(Definition ofsmilefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofsmile

smile
There is an intricate co-ordination of pausing and looking within turns, followed by head-nods, smiles, and gazes.
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The publisher smiled at the illustrator of the writers who was dressed colorfully.
From theCambridge English Corpus
She touched the doll briefly then put the bowl down in her lap, rocking it gently with both hands and smiling occasionally.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The unfriendly faces, illuminated by the glow of the fire, communicate their unified defiance through the faintest of smiles.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Positive affect was coded if children exhibited any overt smiles or laughter during the observation.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Responses consisted of choosing between "good," represented with a smiling face, or "bad," represented with a frowning face.
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She presents this to you; you smilingly wear it, and, still smiling, show it to ten of your friends outside.
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She turns and smiles at any man who'll lift his head.
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He smiled now, showing off the gold caps on his teeth.
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Pace and mood may be set with smiles, jokes, frowns, exclamations, and volume, rapidity, or intonation of speech.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The hypocritical smiles are cracking the overdone make-up of its faces and facades held uneasily by feeble cardboard props.
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Psychologists also find that responses to these surveys are ' validated ' fairly consistently by psychological measures of happiness, such as respondents smiling more.
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The woman smiles back at them confidently and walks away, which indicates that it is no big deal for her - she has done it before.
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As his wife saw glimpses of her husband's personality emerge, she wept and smiled, encouraging and reassuring him.
From theCambridge English Corpus
One smiles at the attempt to make the false attribution more credible by embroidering it with a year of composition and place of performance.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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