Definition of dewy-eyed in English:

dewy-eyed

adjective

Having eyes that are moist with tears (used typically to indicate that a person is nostalgic, naive, or sentimental)
眼睛泪湿的（多用于指怀旧、单纯或多愁善感的人）
she gets slightly dewy-eyed as she talks about her family
每当她谈到她的家庭时，眼睛就有些湿润。
Example sentencesExamples
- Yet, for many immigrants who came to America some two decades ago, often as dewy-eyed idealistic students, this is beginning to happen.
- There is no dewy-eyed romanticism, no sentimentality though plenty of sentiment.
- As Valentine's Day approaches yet again, it makes one all dewy-eyed about one's wedding day - especially, if like me, you married on Valentine's Day.
- But some of us remember political discourse with dewy-eyed nostalgia.
- A discussion about the merits of Bob Dylan's new memoir, for instance, quickly degenerated into a patchouli-scented haze of dewy-eyed 1960s nostalgia and hippie-dippy pretentiousness.
- Let's not give the impression that we are entering into this with dewy-eyed naivety.
- The dewy-eyed do-gooders might be pleased to know that whoever wins government at the next election our detention centres will still be here.
- It's very cleverly done, but with an undefinable innocence that suggests the dewy-eyed thrill of very early pop, beaches and bikinis.
- The special relationship is in any case more to do with dewy-eyed nostalgia for the days of the cold war than the realpolitik of 21st century Europe.
- His dewy-eyed, slightly fumbling sincerity - his brilliantly articulate impersonation of earnest inarticulacy - has all along been tied to this self-projection as a Good Man.
- But in my dewy-eyed youth, I wanted the Princess to go away with her lover.
- Internationalism and its call for collective sovereignty - like socialism - may sound like the new messiah to dewy-eyed idealists.
- Long proclaimed by dewy-eyed architecture critics as the prettiest town in England, the spot has won over foodies for having the most Michelin-starred restaurants in Britain outside London.
- There isn't much dewy-eyed sentimentality about nature in the Powder River Basin.
- My brother and I emerged from the movie dewy-eyed with tears of relief, as we once again realized how close the world had come to Armageddon.
- Or is it still ‘special’ and ‘different’, as some performers and dewy-eyed hippies would have us believe?
- Depending on your point of view, this is either a dewy-eyed romantic tale about two former lovers or a story about an unhappily married man looking to have sex with an old girlfriend.
- Orwell was indeed unsociable, anti-feminist and homophobic, but only ambiguously anti-Semitic, and by no means such a dewy-eyed idealiser of the plebs as some have imagined.
- Still I'm not the dewy-eyed innocent of a year ago.
- Going dewy-eyed like a romantic schoolgirl and stroking Judd's back as she talked, Lopez said her wedding had been ‘magical, really romantic.’
Synonyms
innocent, unsophisticated, artless, ingenuous, inexperienced, guileless, unworldly, childlike, trusting, trustful, starry-eyed, wide-eyed, fond, simple, natural, unaffected, unpretentious

Definition of dewy-eyed in US English:

dewy-eyed

adjectiveˈd(y)o͞oē ˌīdˈd(j)ui ˌaɪd

Having eyes that are moist with tears (used typically to indicate that a person is nostalgic, naive, or sentimental)
眼睛泪湿的（多用于指怀旧、单纯或多愁善感的人）
she gets slightly dewy-eyed as she talks about her family
每当她谈到她的家庭时，眼睛就有些湿润。
Example sentencesExamples
- A discussion about the merits of Bob Dylan's new memoir, for instance, quickly degenerated into a patchouli-scented haze of dewy-eyed 1960s nostalgia and hippie-dippy pretentiousness.
- Internationalism and its call for collective sovereignty - like socialism - may sound like the new messiah to dewy-eyed idealists.
- Depending on your point of view, this is either a dewy-eyed romantic tale about two former lovers or a story about an unhappily married man looking to have sex with an old girlfriend.
- The special relationship is in any case more to do with dewy-eyed nostalgia for the days of the cold war than the realpolitik of 21st century Europe.
- There is no dewy-eyed romanticism, no sentimentality though plenty of sentiment.
- Still I'm not the dewy-eyed innocent of a year ago.
- It's very cleverly done, but with an undefinable innocence that suggests the dewy-eyed thrill of very early pop, beaches and bikinis.
- But in my dewy-eyed youth, I wanted the Princess to go away with her lover.
- There isn't much dewy-eyed sentimentality about nature in the Powder River Basin.
- His dewy-eyed, slightly fumbling sincerity - his brilliantly articulate impersonation of earnest inarticulacy - has all along been tied to this self-projection as a Good Man.
- As Valentine's Day approaches yet again, it makes one all dewy-eyed about one's wedding day - especially, if like me, you married on Valentine's Day.
- Yet, for many immigrants who came to America some two decades ago, often as dewy-eyed idealistic students, this is beginning to happen.
- Orwell was indeed unsociable, anti-feminist and homophobic, but only ambiguously anti-Semitic, and by no means such a dewy-eyed idealiser of the plebs as some have imagined.
- Let's not give the impression that we are entering into this with dewy-eyed naivety.
- Or is it still ‘special’ and ‘different’, as some performers and dewy-eyed hippies would have us believe?
- The dewy-eyed do-gooders might be pleased to know that whoever wins government at the next election our detention centres will still be here.
- But some of us remember political discourse with dewy-eyed nostalgia.
- Going dewy-eyed like a romantic schoolgirl and stroking Judd's back as she talked, Lopez said her wedding had been ‘magical, really romantic.’
- Long proclaimed by dewy-eyed architecture critics as the prettiest town in England, the spot has won over foodies for having the most Michelin-starred restaurants in Britain outside London.
- My brother and I emerged from the movie dewy-eyed with tears of relief, as we once again realized how close the world had come to Armageddon.
Synonyms
innocent, unsophisticated, artless, ingenuous, inexperienced, guileless, unworldly, childlike, trusting, trustful, starry-eyed, wide-eyed, fond, simple, natural, unaffected, unpretentious

单词	dewy-eyed
释义	Definition of dewy-eyed in English: dewy-eyed adjective Having eyes that are moist with tears (used typically to indicate that a person is nostalgic, naive, or sentimental) 眼睛泪湿的（多用于指怀旧、单纯或多愁善感的人） she gets slightly dewy-eyed as she talks about her family 每当她谈到她的家庭时，眼睛就有些湿润。 Example sentencesExamples Yet, for many immigrants who came to America some two decades ago, often as dewy-eyed idealistic students, this is beginning to happen. There is no dewy-eyed romanticism, no sentimentality though plenty of sentiment. As Valentine's Day approaches yet again, it makes one all dewy-eyed about one's wedding day - especially, if like me, you married on Valentine's Day. But some of us remember political discourse with dewy-eyed nostalgia. A discussion about the merits of Bob Dylan's new memoir, for instance, quickly degenerated into a patchouli-scented haze of dewy-eyed 1960s nostalgia and hippie-dippy pretentiousness. Let's not give the impression that we are entering into this with dewy-eyed naivety. The dewy-eyed do-gooders might be pleased to know that whoever wins government at the next election our detention centres will still be here. It's very cleverly done, but with an undefinable innocence that suggests the dewy-eyed thrill of very early pop, beaches and bikinis. The special relationship is in any case more to do with dewy-eyed nostalgia for the days of the cold war than the realpolitik of 21st century Europe. His dewy-eyed, slightly fumbling sincerity - his brilliantly articulate impersonation of earnest inarticulacy - has all along been tied to this self-projection as a Good Man. But in my dewy-eyed youth, I wanted the Princess to go away with her lover. Internationalism and its call for collective sovereignty - like socialism - may sound like the new messiah to dewy-eyed idealists. Long proclaimed by dewy-eyed architecture critics as the prettiest town in England, the spot has won over foodies for having the most Michelin-starred restaurants in Britain outside London. There isn't much dewy-eyed sentimentality about nature in the Powder River Basin. My brother and I emerged from the movie dewy-eyed with tears of relief, as we once again realized how close the world had come to Armageddon. Or is it still ‘special’ and ‘different’, as some performers and dewy-eyed hippies would have us believe? Depending on your point of view, this is either a dewy-eyed romantic tale about two former lovers or a story about an unhappily married man looking to have sex with an old girlfriend. Orwell was indeed unsociable, anti-feminist and homophobic, but only ambiguously anti-Semitic, and by no means such a dewy-eyed idealiser of the plebs as some have imagined. Still I'm not the dewy-eyed innocent of a year ago. Going dewy-eyed like a romantic schoolgirl and stroking Judd's back as she talked, Lopez said her wedding had been ‘magical, really romantic.’ Synonyms innocent, unsophisticated, artless, ingenuous, inexperienced, guileless, unworldly, childlike, trusting, trustful, starry-eyed, wide-eyed, fond, simple, natural, unaffected, unpretentious Definition of dewy-eyed in US English: dewy-eyed adjectiveˈd(y)o͞oē ˌīdˈd(j)ui ˌaɪd Having eyes that are moist with tears (used typically to indicate that a person is nostalgic, naive, or sentimental) 眼睛泪湿的（多用于指怀旧、单纯或多愁善感的人） she gets slightly dewy-eyed as she talks about her family 每当她谈到她的家庭时，眼睛就有些湿润。 Example sentencesExamples A discussion about the merits of Bob Dylan's new memoir, for instance, quickly degenerated into a patchouli-scented haze of dewy-eyed 1960s nostalgia and hippie-dippy pretentiousness. Internationalism and its call for collective sovereignty - like socialism - may sound like the new messiah to dewy-eyed idealists. Depending on your point of view, this is either a dewy-eyed romantic tale about two former lovers or a story about an unhappily married man looking to have sex with an old girlfriend. The special relationship is in any case more to do with dewy-eyed nostalgia for the days of the cold war than the realpolitik of 21st century Europe. There is no dewy-eyed romanticism, no sentimentality though plenty of sentiment. Still I'm not the dewy-eyed innocent of a year ago. It's very cleverly done, but with an undefinable innocence that suggests the dewy-eyed thrill of very early pop, beaches and bikinis. But in my dewy-eyed youth, I wanted the Princess to go away with her lover. There isn't much dewy-eyed sentimentality about nature in the Powder River Basin. His dewy-eyed, slightly fumbling sincerity - his brilliantly articulate impersonation of earnest inarticulacy - has all along been tied to this self-projection as a Good Man. As Valentine's Day approaches yet again, it makes one all dewy-eyed about one's wedding day - especially, if like me, you married on Valentine's Day. Yet, for many immigrants who came to America some two decades ago, often as dewy-eyed idealistic students, this is beginning to happen. Orwell was indeed unsociable, anti-feminist and homophobic, but only ambiguously anti-Semitic, and by no means such a dewy-eyed idealiser of the plebs as some have imagined. Let's not give the impression that we are entering into this with dewy-eyed naivety. Or is it still ‘special’ and ‘different’, as some performers and dewy-eyed hippies would have us believe? The dewy-eyed do-gooders might be pleased to know that whoever wins government at the next election our detention centres will still be here. But some of us remember political discourse with dewy-eyed nostalgia. Going dewy-eyed like a romantic schoolgirl and stroking Judd's back as she talked, Lopez said her wedding had been ‘magical, really romantic.’ Long proclaimed by dewy-eyed architecture critics as the prettiest town in England, the spot has won over foodies for having the most Michelin-starred restaurants in Britain outside London. My brother and I emerged from the movie dewy-eyed with tears of relief, as we once again realized how close the world had come to Armageddon. Synonyms innocent, unsophisticated, artless, ingenuous, inexperienced, guileless, unworldly, childlike, trusting, trustful, starry-eyed, wide-eyed, fond, simple, natural, unaffected, unpretentious
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