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/sonˈrisa/
Translation
smile
Word origin
A derivative of sonreir ('to smile'), from Latin subridere ('to smile'), from sub- ('slightly, under') and ridere ('to laugh').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- subridere
- English cognates
- risible, deride, ridicule
Grammar
Examples
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Your smile makes my whole day brighter.
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My mother's smile is lovely.
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The boy had a very big smile.
muchas .
A sincere smile opens many doors.
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Her smile changed when she found out the truth.
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