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View usage for: (bɔɪɪʃ) 1. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun]If you describe a man as boyish, you mean that he is like a boy in his appearance or behaviour, and you find this characteristic quite attractive. [approval] She was relieved to see his face light up with a boyish grin. He loves to learn, and has a boyish enthusiasm for life. Synonyms: youthful, young, innocent, adolescent More Synonyms of boyish boyishly adverb John grinned boyishly. 2. adjectiveIf you describe a girl or woman as boyish, you mean that she looks like a boy, for example because she has short hair or small breasts. ...her tall, boyish figure. boyish in British English (ˈbɔɪɪʃ) adjectiveof or like a boy in looks, behaviour, or character, esp when regarded as attractive or endearing a boyish smile Derived forms boyishly (ˈboyishly) adverb boyishness (ˈboyishness) noun boyish in American English (ˈbɔɪɪʃ) adjective of, like, or fit for a boy or boys Derived forms boyishly (ˈboyishly) adverb boyishness (ˈboyishness) noun Examples of 'boyish' in a sentenceboyish The crucial aspects of hiding a boyish figure are patterns and detailing.He had a boyish appearance that contrasted sharply with the maturity of his sermons.His face in repose possessed a boyish charm that disarmed her.He has a boyish enthusiasm for his meteoric trajectory.Her figure is boyish and she has brown teeth but he still prefers her to me.He no longer relies on his boyish charm and smile to win us over.But will his voice and boyish charm be too cringeworthy for the rest of the judges?The vigour is evident again now, along with the humour in that still boyish face.She is just a perfectly beautiful woman, but at the same time quite boyish.It means she tends to wear dark colours, boyish shoes and clothes that hide her shape.He has a questioning mind and an alert, boyish face.Some say it was a play on his unusual surname; others say it referred to his boyish face.The boyish grin, frequently deployed.Both boyish, short hair brushed forward, skinny jeans.With an infectious grin and boyish enthusiasm, he was left-leaning politically.He was smiling -- a self-conscious boyish grin.And for all her glamour, she is quite boyish, with an earring in her upper ear. British English: boyish ADJECTIVE If you describe a man as boyish, you mean that he is like a boy in his appearance or behaviour. She was relieved to see his face light up with a boyish grin. - American English: boyish
- Brazilian Portuguese: jovial
- Chinese: 男孩子气的
- European Spanish: juvenil
- French: gamin
- German: jungenhaft
- Italian: da ragazzo
- Japanese: 少年のような
- Korean: 소년 같은
- European Portuguese: jovial
- Latin American Spanish: juvenil
Chinese translation of 'boyish' adj - [man, looks, smile]
男孩子气(氣)的 (nánháiziqì de) - [woman]
男孩式的 (nánháishì de)
He has a boyish enthusiasm for life. Additional synonymsDefinition of or relating to adolescence her adolescent years Synonyms young, growing, junior, teenage, juvenile, youthful, childish, immature, boyish, undeveloped, girlish, puerile, in the springtime of life Definition of or like a child One of his most appealing qualities is his childish enthusiasm. Synonyms youthful, young, boyish or girlish Definition like a child, for example in being innocent or trustful She had never lost her childlike sense of wonder. Synonyms innocent, trusting, simple, naive, credulous, artless, ingenuous, guileless, unfeigned, trustful- boy
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