Toothy Meaning in English
word
ˈtuθi
TOO-thee
tˈuːθi
TOO-thee
释义
Showing a lot of teeth, especially when smiling. It can also describe something that has many teeth, like an animal or a tool.
用法与细微差别
Mostly used for big, obvious smiles ('a toothy grin'), sometimes for animals or things with many noticeable teeth. Slightly informal; rarely describes people in a negative way, but can sound playful or humorous.
Spanish: lleno de dientes - con muchos dientesPortuguese (BR): cheio de dentes - com muitos dentesPortuguese (PT): com muitos dentes - cheio de dentesChinese (Simplified): 露齿的 - 满是牙齿的Chinese (Traditional): 露齒的 - 滿是牙齒的Hindi: दाँत वाला - दाँतों से भराArabic: ذو أسنان بارزة - مليء بالأسنانBengali: দাঁত বের করে হাসা - অনেক দাঁতযুক্তRussian: зубастыйJapanese: 歯を見せた - 歯の多いVietnamese: lộ răng - nhiều răngKorean: 이가 드러난 - 이가 많은Turkish: dişliUrdu: دانتوں والا - دانت نکالتے ہوئےIndonesian: bergigigi - memperlihatkan gigi
例句
She gave me a toothy smile.
basic
The cartoon dog has a very toothy grin.
basic
The saw had a toothy edge.
basic
He flashed a toothy grin when he saw the cake.
natural
The kid’s toothy smile made everyone laugh.
natural
That actor is famous for his toothy grin.
natural