Translations for „simper“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

I . simper [ˈsɪmpəʳ, Am -ɚ] VB intr

to simper at sb

uśmiechać [perf uśmiechnąć] się do kogoś głupawo

II . simper [ˈsɪmpəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

simper

głupawy uśmiech m

Usage examples with simper

to simper at sb

uśmiechać [perf uśmiechnąć] się do kogoś głupawo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

But the best responses undoubtedly came from the holier than thou mob who were quick to simper that "violence never solved anything".

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And there was another front bench colleague simpering genteely -- not quite endorsing the frothy slaver of personal vilification yet carefully not distancing himself from it either.

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Simper said a law enforcement officer spotted one of the suspects' cars near the clinic and arrested him.

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And, the media adds, with a simper, he's "wily".

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She simpers and makes eyes at him but makes it clear she wants no part of the movie.

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A smirk, like a leer or a simper, is a smile on the face of someone the speaker dislikes or disapproves of.

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It still makes us want to shirk and simper and apologize.

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They smiled and simpered under his every word.

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