smile
verb
noun
smaɪl verb
1
smile at
to make your mouth curve upwards, in order to be friendly or because you are happy or amused You someone. Do not say ‘smile to someone’. 对某人笑是 smile at someone，不要说 smile to someone。 I
[+ at ]
Susan smiled at him and waved.
苏珊朝他笑着挥挥手。
She had to smile at his enthusiasm (=she was amused by it) .
对于他的热情，她只好一笑。
He was smiling broadly now.
现在他喜笑颜开了。
her smiling face
她的笑脸
[+ about ]
I haven’t had much to smile about lately.
近来我没什么开心的事情。
smile to yourself
Mark read the message and smiled to himself (=smiled or felt pleased) .
马克读着那条信息，笑了起来。
2 to say or express something with a smile 微笑着说; 以微笑表示 T
‘It’s good to have you back,’ she smiled.
“你回来了真好。”她微笑着说。
3
fortune/the gods etc smile on sb
if FORTUNE , the gods etc smile on you, you have good luck [尤文] 幸运之神/神等在向某人微笑 especially literary
noun
4 an expression in which your mouth curves upwards, when you are being friendly or are happy or amused 微笑，笑容
with a smile
‘Oh, I’m fine,’ Anna replied with a smile.
“噢，我很好。”安娜笑着回答。
a broad/big smile
A broad smile spread over Lucy’s face.
露西的脸上展露出一个大大的笑容。
a little/faint smile
He managed a faint smile.
他努力挤出一丝笑容。
He looked across at Jos with a wry smile (=one which shows both amusement and sadness) .
他苦笑着朝乔斯那边看了一眼。
‘Oh, I understand,’ he said with a knowing smile (=one which shows you know something that is secret) .
“噢，我懂了。”他会心地笑着说。
a smile on your face/lips
Now he had a great big smile on his face.
现在他脸上堆满笑容。
She gave them a little smile .
她对他们微微一笑。
After that, my mother was all smiles (=was very happy or friendly) .
那以后，我母亲就满面笑容了。