How is the word large sourire translated from French to English

Sourire ample qui découvre les dents.

A wide smile showing the teeth.

noun
English translation
Grin

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  • Il avait un large sourire aux lèvres. He had a huge grin on his face.

  • Elle a souri jusqu'aux oreilles en voyant le cadeau. She grinned when she saw the gift.

  • Efface ce large sourire de ton visage ! Wipe that grin off your face!

  • Essaie de ne pas sourire jusqu'aux oreilles pendant la cérémonie. Try not to grin during the ceremony.

  • Son large sourire a vendu la mèche. Her grin gave the whole surprise away.

  • Pourquoi souris-tu jusqu'aux oreilles chaque fois que j'en parle ? Why do you grin every time I mention it?

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FAQ about “large sourire”

How is “large sourire” translated from French?
“large sourire” translates into English as “Grin”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “large sourire” mean?
Meaning of “large sourire”: Sourire ample qui découvre les dents. In English — “Grin”.
What part of speech is “large sourire”?
“large sourire” is a noun.
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