英语词汇“apple-cheeked”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	apple-cheeked
释义	apple-cheeked in American English (ˈæpəlˌtʃikt) adjective Informal 1. having rosy cheeks; ruddy 2. showing childlike innocence, freshness, enthusiasm, etc. Examples of 'apple-cheeked' in a sentence apple-cheeked Even the most apple-cheeked of matrons has her limits. Times, Sunday Times (2007) But she will no doubt be replaced soon by another apple-cheeked striver whose judgment is untrammelled by experience. Times, Sunday Times (2016)
随便看	to have a sleepless night to have a smoke/go for a smoke to have a snack to have a snooze to have a soak to have a soft/hard heart to have a soft spot for sb to have a soft spot for someone to have a sore throat to have a sporting chance of doing sth to have associations (with sth/for sb) to have a stab at (doing) sth to have a stake in sth to have a strong/german accent to have a struggle to do sth to have a stutter, speak with a stutter to have a swim/bath to have a talent for sth to have a tantrum to have a terror of (doing) sth to have a thing about to have a think about sth to have a tin ear to have a tooth capped to have a tooth out or (us) pulled

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apple-cheeked in American English