smirk in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

smirk in the PONS Dictionary

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He smirks as the verdict is being read out but is taken away with his head in his hands.
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He was seen smirking, laughing, and even calling the sentencing a joke.
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Smirking, he carries out this threat, but no ink escapes; apparently, the pen is empty.
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In a car outside the building, the master, smirking, watches the two via a hidden camera.
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He also has little facial expression beyond smirks and glares, but does exhibit emotion on limited occasions, such as regret, annoyance and arrogance.
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Despite the smirks on their faces, they almost always end up dying in the episodes in which they appear.
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The old lady smirks as the lights of the house suddenly turn off.
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It was intended as a rhetorical question, uttered with an implied wink and a smirk.
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Sometimes the term smirk is used to describe a skewed smile.
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The head features a face-switching gimmick, with a choice of straight-faced or smirking.
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