smirk in Chinese
smirk in Chinese is 壞笑 — smirk means a sly, self-satisfied, or mocking half-smile.
smirk in Chinese
壞笑
Pronounced: huài xiào
An uneven, often crooked smile that is insolent, self-satisfied, conceited or scornful.
What does "smirk" mean?
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noun A sly, self-satisfied, or mocking half-smile.
"A smirk crossed his face when he realized he'd won."
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verb To smile in this sly or self-satisfied way.
"She smirked as she watched her rival fumble the answer."
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smirk in a sentence
- A smirk crossed his face when he realized he'd won.
- She smirked as she watched her rival fumble the answer.
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What is "smirk" in Chinese?
"smirk" in Chinese is 壞笑. smirk means: A sly, self-satisfied, or mocking half-smile.
How do you pronounce 壞笑?
"smirk" in Chinese is 壞笑, pronounced "huài xiào".
How do you use "smirk" in a sentence?
Example: "A smirk crossed his face when he realized he'd won." In Chinese, "smirk" is 壞笑.
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