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smileless如何读

英：['smaɪlɪs]

美：['smaɪlɪs]

smileless是什么意思

adj.没有笑容的；严肃的

smileless英英释义

verb

intransitive verb

to have, produce, or exhibit a smile

to look or regard with amusement or ridicule

smiled at his own folly—Martin Gardner

to bestow approval

feeling that Heaven smiled on his labors—Sheila Rowlands

to appear pleasant or agreeable

transitive verb

to affect with or by smiling

to express by a smile

noun

a facial expression in which the eyes brighten and the corners of the mouth curve slightly upward and which expresses especially amusement, pleasure, approval, or sometimes scorn

a pleasant or encouraging appearance

smileless词源英文解释

Verb Middle English smilen, going back to a Germanic verbal base *smil-, *smīl- (from earlier *smei̯l-) "smile," probably an extension with -l- of Indo-European *smei̯- "laugh, smile," whence Old Church Slavic smějǫ sę, smijati sę "to laugh," Latvian smeju, smiêt "to laugh, mock," Tocharian B smi- "smile," Sanskrit smáyate "(s/he) smiles," and with a -d- extension in Greek meidiáein "to smile," philomeidḗs "with a friendly smile," Latvian smaida "smile," smaidît "to smile, mock" Note: The comparative set for this Germanic etymon do not show clear descent from a single form, perhaps due to its affective character. There is no attested Old English ancestor of Middle English smilen; a Scandinavian source has been suggested, but Danish smile "to smile" and Swedish smila, not attested before the 17th century, could be loans from an unattested Middle Low German verb. Old High German has smilenter (glossing Latin subridens "smiling"), with presumed long vowel, continued by Middle High German smielen. Kiliaen's 1599 Dutch dictionary enters smuylen "subridere," apparently with a different vocalism. Parallel to these are a group of forms with -r- rather than -l-: Old English smerian "to laugh, scorn," Old High German smierēn, smierōn (with e2?) "to smile," Old English bismerian and Old High German bismerōn "to mock, insult," and, with different vocalism, Old English smǣr, smǣre "lip(s)," gālsmǣre "inclined to laugh, frivolous." The forms with -r- have been compared with Sanskrit (Vedic) á-smera- "not bashful, confiding," and particularly with Latin mīrus "remarkable, amazing," presumed to be derivative of a neuter *mīrum, going back to a noun *smei̯-ro- "laughter, smiling," (though a semantic shift from "laughter" to "astonishment" is questionable). Noun Middle English smyle, derivative of smilen "to smile >entry 1"

The first known use of smile was in the 14th century

smileless儿童词典英英释义

shuttle1 of 2noun

an instrument used in weaving to carry the thread back and forth from side to side through the threads that run lengthwise

a vehicle that goes back and forth regularly over an often short route space shuttle

the airport shuttle

an established route used by a shuttle

shuttle2 of 2verb

to move or travel back and forth often

to transport in, by, or as if by a shuttle

shuttled the children to school

sleeping sicknessnoun

a serious disease found in tropical Africa that is characterized by fever, headache, sleepiness, and confusion and is passed on by tsetse flies

any of various virus diseases in which sleepiness is a major symptom

skillnoun

ability that comes from training or practice

a developed or acquired ability : accomplishment

reading skills

slit1 of 2verb

to make a slit in : slash

to cut off or away : sever

to cut into long narrow strips

slit2 of 2noun

a long narrow cut or opening

smile1 of 2verb

to have, produce, or exhibit a smile

to look with amusement or ridicule

to be fortunate or agreeable

the weather smiled on our plans

to express by a smile

both parents smiled their approval

smile2 of 2noun

a change of facial expression in which the eyes brighten and the corners of the mouth curve slightly upward especially in expression of amusement, pleasure, approval, or sometimes scorn

smileless 例句

1 The photographer asked us to smile for the camera.

2 She smiled when she saw him.

3 Both parents smiled their approval.

4 He greeted me with a big smile.

5 Musicians who once smiled widely refuse to appear happy in promo images.

6 Advertisement May 17, 2024 Butker paused, looked up and smiled after making the Kelce/Swift reference, which received some laughs from the audience.

smileless 同义词

1 阴郁的

driegh blue dark brown gray cloudy dusk desolate overcast dreary somber austere dusky sullen dour morose sunless sulky funereal saturnine dreich dree defunctive grum subfusc funebrial

2 严肃的

good serious straight severe grave sage elevated sober solemn weighty sobering sedate somber no-nonsense austere demure sobersided unmirthful heavy

3 严肃

good serious straight severe grave sage elevated sober solemn weighty sobering sedate somber no-nonsense austere demure sobersided unmirthful heavy seriously soberly reserve gravity severity austerity sobriety solemnity gravitas

4 阴郁

driegh blue dark brown gray cloudy dusk desolate overcast dreary somber austere dusky sullen dour morose sunless sulky funereal saturnine dreich dree defunctive grum subfusc funebrial blackly shadow sadden

smileless 短语相关

smile to oneself had a smile on her lips archaic smile bring a smile to one's lips wipe that smile off your face thin smile wipe the smile off one's face crack a smile smile on/upon smile from ear to ear

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