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Meanings of smile in English
Usage of smile in English
1
The question made me smile; its mirthless quality wasn't lost on Frank.
2
Tessa forced out the second smile in ten minutes for Darcy's benefit.
3
The lines, both smile lines and deeper worry lines, were new, however.
4
He goes past me with a pleasant smile: 'Good day, Lady Anne.'
5
He said with a smile: It is very, very straightforward, no problem.
6
She knows the importance of a great smile in looking your best.
7
And indeed, this past weekend gave guitar market boosters reason to smile.
8
The general at once granted the required permission; adding, with a smile:
9
Indeed, I believe you already are. Her smile gave way to gravity.
10
For example a smile can mean you're amused, happy, grateful, or satisfied.
11
And Adora Belle replied with a smile, 'Yes... What shall we do?'
12
However, to her surprise, the asari simply gave her a warm smile.
13
She says with a beaming smile: It's a great opportunity for me.
14
The smile will succeed the frown; the balm will follow the rod.
15
That she would smile and agree that he should continue this fight.
16
A young Greek with a wide smile and three words of English.
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Translations for smile
Russian
Spanish
Smile through the time
Smile across language varieties
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
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