SMILE - Tradução inglês-francês

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I. smile [Brit smʌɪl, americ smaɪl] SUBST

smile

sourire m

a smile of welcome/approval

un sourire de bienvenue/d'approbation

to give a smile

sourire

to give sb a smile

adresser un sourire à qn

with a smile

en souriant

to have a smile on one's face

sourire

take that smile off your face

il n'y a pas de quoi sourire

to wipe the smile off sb's face

faire passer l'envie de sourire à qn

to be all smiles

être tout sourire

to crack a smile coloq americ

consentir à sourire

II. smile [Brit smʌɪl, americ smaɪl] VERBO trans

1. smile:

to smile one's consent/thanks

acquiescer/remercier d'un sourire

to smile a greeting

saluer d'un sourire

‘Of course, ’ he smiled

‘bien sûr, ’ dit-il en souriant

Expressões:

to smile a grateful/sad smile

avoir un sourire reconnaissant/triste

III. smile [Brit smʌɪl, americ smaɪl] VERBO intr

smile

sourire (at sb à qn, with de)

we smiled at the idea/his confusion

cette idée/sa confusion nous a fait sourire

to smile to think of sth/that …

sourire à la pensée de qc/que …

to smile to oneself

sourire intérieurement

keep smiling!

garde le sourire!

half smile SUBST

half smile

demi-sourire m

I. smile on VERBO [Brit smʌɪl -, americ smaɪl -] (smile on [sb/sth])

smile on luck, fortune, weather:

sourire à

smile on person, police, authority:

être favorable à

to smile fixedly

garder un sourire figé

waggishly smile

avec facétie

to smile winningly

faire un sourire engageant

agreeably say, smile

aimablement

winsome smile

engageant

to smile tensely

avoir un sourire crispé

simperingly smile

en minaudant

no Dicionário PONS

inglês

francês

I. smile [smaɪl] SUBST (facial expression)

smile

sourire m

to be all smiles

être tout souriant

to give sb a smile

adresser un sourire à qn

II. smile [smaɪl] VERBO intr

1. smile (produce a smile):

smile

sourire

to smile at sb

sourire à qn

to smile in the face of adversity

garder le sourire

Expressões:

to smile on sb/sth

sourire à qn/qc

III. smile [smaɪl] VERBO trans

smile

sourire

to smile a sad smile

avoir un sourire triste

arch smile

sourire forcé

endearing smile

engageant(e)

to smile approvingly

avoir un sourire approbateur

strained smile

forcé(e)

enticing smile

séduisant(e)

to smile apologetically

sourire d'un air contrit

inviting look, prospect, smile

aguichant(e)

francês

inglês

sourire chevalin

horsey smile

sourire

smile

faire un sourire

to give a smile

faire un sourire à qn

to give sb a smile

avoir le sourire coloq

to have a smile on one's face

sourire

to smile

sourire à qn

to smile at sb

no Dicionário PONS

inglês

francês

I. smile [smaɪl] SUBST

smile

sourire m

to give sb a smile

adresser un sourire à qn

to be all smiles

être tout sourire

II. smile [smaɪl] VERBO intr

1. smile (produce smile):

smile

sourire

to smile at sb

sourire à qn

to smile in the face of adversity

garder le sourire

2. smile (approve):

to smile on sb/sth

sourire à qn/qc

III. smile [smaɪl] VERBO trans

smile

sourire

to smile a sad smile

avoir un sourire triste

to smile approvingly

avoir un sourire approbateur

arch smile

sourire m railleur

endearing smile

engageant(e)

to smile apologetically

sourire d'un air contrit

enticing smile

séduisant(e)

strained smile

forcé(e)

tantalizing smile

énigmatique

francês

inglês

sourire chevalin

horsy smile

sourire

smile

faire un sourire

to give a smile

faire un sourire à qn

to give sb a smile

avoir le sourire coloq

to have a smile on one's face

sourire

to smile

sourire à qn

to smile at sb

Present

I	smile
you	smile
he/she/it	smiles
we	smile
you	smile
they	smile

Past

I	smiled
you	smiled
he/she/it	smiled
we	smiled
you	smiled
they	smiled

Present Perfect

I	have	smiled
you	have	smiled
he/she/it	has	smiled
we	have	smiled
you	have	smiled
they	have	smiled

Past Perfect

I	had	smiled
you	had	smiled
he/she/it	had	smiled
we	had	smiled
you	had	smiled
they	had	smiled

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