笑い掛ける | Japanese meaning

いける【わらいかける】

Ichidan verb

to smile (at); to grin (at)

Other forms

いかける【わらいかける】

Generated definitions (experimental)

to smile (at); to grin (at)

This phrase indicates directed smiles towards someone, often to express friendliness, warmth, or encouragement. It implies a sense of connection or emotion associated with the act of smiling.

。。

He smiled at the children.

。。

I naturally smile at my friends when I meet them.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to smile (at); to grin (at)to smile at a friendto smile at a babyto smile gentlyto smile at himto be smiled ata malicious grinto smile reassuringlyto smile at that momentto smile naturally

Example sentences

6 results

1. 。。

She smiled at herself in the mirror.

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2. とむトム、、。。

He grinned cheerfully at Tom.

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3. 、、。。

She grinned at me when she came into the room.

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4. 。。

Yesterday she smiled at me.

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5. めありいメアリー、、。。

Mary smiled at me yesterday.

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6. 、、めありいメアリー。。

Yesterday Mary smiled at me.

Tatoeba

いける【わらいかける】

Ichidan verb

to smile (at); to grin (at)

Other forms

いかける【わらいかける】

Generated definitions (experimental)

to smile (at); to grin (at)

This phrase indicates directed smiles towards someone, often to express friendliness, warmth, or encouragement. It implies a sense of connection or emotion associated with the act of smiling.

。。

He smiled at the children.

。。

I naturally smile at my friends when I meet them.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to smile (at); to grin (at)to smile at a friendto smile at a babyto smile gentlyto smile at himto be smiled ata malicious grinto smile reassuringlyto smile at that momentto smile naturally

Example sentences

6 results