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sardonic smile - vertaling naar italiaans
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
SMILE; Smile (movie); Smile (television); Smile!; Smile (album); Smile (song); Smile (film); Smile! (album); Smile (single); SMiLE (disambiguation); Smile (TV series); The smile
sardonic smile
sorriso sardonico
with a smile
con un sorriso, sorridendo
candid camera
AMERICAN HIDDEN CAMERA REALITY TELEVISION SERIES (1948-2014)
Candid Microphone; Candid camera; Candid Candid Camera; Smile, you're on Candid Camera; The New Candid Camera
microcamera; fotografia-verita
Definitie
smile
¦ verb
1. form one's features into a pleased, friendly, or amused expression, with the corners of the mouth turned up.
2. (smile at/on/upon) regard favourably or indulgently.
¦ noun a smiling expression.
Derivatives
smiler noun
smiling adjective
smilingly adverb
Origin
ME: perh. of Scand. origin; related to smirk.
Wikipedia
Smile (disambiguation)
A smile is a facial expression.
Smile may also refer to:
Voorbeelden uit tekstcorpus voor sardonic smile
1. There are those of us who, despite initial reservations — too young to play Rochester, not dark or tormented enough — have gradually been seduced by Toby Stephens’s wounded eyes and sardonic smile.
2. Which puts a wry, sardonic smile on the faces of the patrons of Friends, known throughout this lakeside area as the "friendliest gay bar in Texas." Defiant is one way to describe the joint.
3. With a sardonic smile, she once wondered out loud: "How many other wives would have to discuss their marital problems with their father–in–law instead of their husband?" But let us go back to the start.