英语词汇smile怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ smile /ˈsmajəl/ noun

plural smiles

¹ smile

/ˈsmajəl/

noun

plural smiles

Learner's definition of SMILE

[count]

: an expression on your face that makes the corners of your mouth turn up and that shows happiness, amusement, pleasure, affection, etc.微笑；笑容

He greeted me with a big smile.他满面笑容地向我问候。
I like your smile.我喜欢你的笑容。
She gave me a smile. [=she smiled at me]她冲我微笑。
a polite smile有礼貌的微笑
a smile of pleasure/satisfaction愉悦/满意的笑容

all smiles

: happy and smiling满面笑容

She was all smiles as she opened her birthday presents.拆开一件件生日礼物时，她脸上乐开了花。

wipe that/the smile off someone's face

— see ¹wipe

² smile /ˈsmajəl/ verb

smiles; smiled; smiling

² smile

/ˈsmajəl/

verb

smiles; smiled; smiling

Learner's definition of SMILE

[no object] : to make a smile : to make the corners of your mouth turn up in an expression that shows happiness, amusement, pleasure, affection, etc.微笑；笑

The photographer asked us to smile for the camera.摄影师让我们对着镜头微笑。
She smiled when she saw him.见到他时，她露出了笑容。
She hasn't had much to smile about lately. [=she hasn't had much reason to feel happy lately]她最近没什么值得乐的事情。
He smiled to himself [=he smiled or felt happy] as he looked at the photos.他看着那些照片，开心地笑了。

— often + at

She smiled at me.她冲我微笑。
I had to smile at his silly comments.对于他的愚蠢评论，我只能一笑了之。

[+ object]

a : to show or express (something, such as approval, encouragement, etc.) by a smile用微笑表示（赞许、鼓励等）

Both parents smiled their approval.父母露出了赞许的微笑。
I smiled my encouragement.我面带微笑，以示鼓励。

b : to say (something) with a smile微笑着说

“Nice job,” she smiled.“干得好。”她微笑着说。

smile on/upon

[phrasal verb]

smile on/upon (someone or something)

: to make (someone or something) have good luck or success惠及；垂青

Fortune smiled upon us. [=we were lucky]我们交了好运。
Lady Luck smiled on me and I won the jackpot.我得到幸运女神的垂青，赢了头奖。

单词	smile
释义	smile (verb) smile 5 ENTRIES FOUND: smile (noun) smile (verb) crack (verb) ear (noun) wipe (verb) ¹ smile /ˈsmajəl/ noun plural smiles ¹ smile /ˈsmajəl/ noun plural smiles Learner's definition of SMILE [count] : an expression on your face that makes the corners of your mouth turn up and that shows happiness, amusement, pleasure, affection, etc.微笑；笑容 He greeted me with a big smile.他满面笑容地向我问候。 I like your smile.我喜欢你的笑容。 She gave me a smile. [=she smiled at me]她冲我微笑。 a polite smile有礼貌的微笑 a smile of pleasure/satisfaction愉悦/满意的笑容 all smiles : happy and smiling满面笑容 She was all smiles as she opened her birthday presents.拆开一件件生日礼物时，她脸上乐开了花。 wipe that/the smile off someone's face — see ¹wipe ² smile /ˈsmajəl/ verb smiles; smiled; smiling ² smile /ˈsmajəl/ verb smiles; smiled; smiling Learner's definition of SMILE 1 [no object] : to make a smile : to make the corners of your mouth turn up in an expression that shows happiness, amusement, pleasure, affection, etc.微笑；笑 The photographer asked us to smile for the camera.摄影师让我们对着镜头微笑。 She smiled when she saw him.见到他时，她露出了笑容。 She hasn't had much to smile about lately. [=she hasn't had much reason to feel happy lately]她最近没什么值得乐的事情。 He smiled to himself [=he smiled or felt happy] as he looked at the photos.他看着那些照片，开心地笑了。 — often + at She smiled at me.她冲我微笑。 I had to smile at his silly comments.对于他的愚蠢评论，我只能一笑了之。 2 [+ object] a : to show or express (something, such as approval, encouragement, etc.) by a smile用微笑表示（赞许、鼓励等） Both parents smiled their approval.父母露出了赞许的微笑。 I smiled my encouragement.我面带微笑，以示鼓励。 b : to say (something) with a smile微笑着说 “Nice job,” she smiled.“干得好。”她微笑着说。 smile on/upon [phrasal verb] smile on/upon (someone or something) : to make (someone or something) have good luck or success惠及；垂青 Fortune smiled upon us. [=we were lucky]我们交了好运。 Lady Luck smiled on me and I won the jackpot.我得到幸运女神的垂青，赢了头奖。
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