smiley

smiley, visage souriant

Petit dessin d’un visage souriant, souvent utilisé pour exprimer la joie.

En anglais simple : A simple picture of a smiling face, often used to show happiness.

• She drew a smiley on the card.
• The teacher gave us smiley stickers.
• Tap the yellow smiley to show you liked the message.

Synonymes : smiley face

Expressions courantes : a yellow smiley, smiley face, smiley sticker

émoticône, smiley

Visage composé de caractères tapés au clavier pour exprimer une émotion dans un message.

En anglais simple : A face made from typed symbols, used in messages to show a feeling.

• He typed a smiley after his joke.
• A colon and a bracket can make a smiley.
• Her emails often end with smileys.

Synonymes : emoticon

Expressions courantes : type a smiley, text smiley, add a smiley

tête de mouton rôtie

Tête de mouton rôtie, consommée dans certaines régions du sud de l’Afrique.

En anglais simple : A sheep's head cooked by roasting, served as food in parts of southern Africa.

• They shared a smiley for lunch.
• The stall sells freshly roasted smileys.
• She showed me how to prepare a smiley over the fire.

Expressions courantes : roasted smiley, eat a smiley, cook a smiley

piercing smiley

Bijou traversant le petit repli de peau qui relie la lèvre supérieure à la gencive.

En anglais simple : A piece of jewellery through the small fold of skin connecting the upper lip to the gum.

• She got a smiley last week.
• His smiley shows when he laughs.
• The dentist warned that her smiley could damage her gums.

Synonymes : frenulum piercing

Expressions courantes : smiley piercing, get a smiley, a gold smiley

souriant

Qui a l’air heureux et sourit souvent.

En anglais simple : Looking happy and smiling a lot.

• She's a smiley baby.
• The staff were friendly and smiley.
• You look very smiley this morning.

Synonymes : cheerful, smiling, happy

Contraires : gloomy, frowning

Expressions courantes : a smiley face, a smiley baby, happy and smiley

égorgé

Dont la gorge a été coupée d’un côté à l’autre.

En anglais simple : Having a throat that has been cut across from one side to the other.

• The report called the victim smiley.
• In the crime novel, a smiley corpse lay beside the road.
• The detective explained that smiley meant the throat had been slit.

Expressions courantes : a smiley victim, a smiley corpse