ほおえむ
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, む, intransitive)
1. to smile
Then, for some reason, she smiles gently.
Pitch accent
ほ
おえ
む
Composed of
cheek (of the face)
to smile
Examples (39 in total)
Alice smiled.
Who's smiling at you?
She said with a smile.
She smiled happily.
She gave a faint smile.
They smiled at one another.
The professor smiled.
The two made eye contact and smiled.
He smiled and said goodbye.
The famous pianist smiled.
Nancy smiled happily.
Jill smiled feebly.
He rose to his feet and smiled at her.
She spoke to me with a smile.
They sit facing each other and smile at one another.
Fortune favors the bold.
Amy looked at me smiling.
The girl greeted me with a smile.
"Good morning," said Tom with a smile.
She smiled sadly.
Judy smiled at me.
Smiling sadly, she began to talk.
What is shown is a blond young man smiling quietly.
The two brothers smiled at each other.
He smiled to express his agreement.
The teacher smiled and withdrew to the bedroom.
The girl smiled, intertwining the fingers of both hands.
The man smiled at me as if to say, "I believe you."
Everybody in the picture is smiling happily.
He smiled to think what a fool he had been.
The girl who was inside the room looked up and smiled just a little.
When our eyes met, she gave me a faint smile.
At that time, she was smiling and singing very quietly.
She smiled at me with friendly brown eyes.
The two young girls smiled happily.
Paying no heed to my worries, the girl gave a sweet smile.
Fred smiled, closed the door, and sat down beside her.
Smiling softly, he shook hands with his son and walked off.
Then there was a strange feeling, as if someone had smiled in satisfaction.