Definition of cheekily in English:

cheekily

adverb ˈtʃiːkɪliˈtʃikəli

British

In an appealingly irreverent way.
he smiled cheekily at the camera
she cheekily poked fun at her other half
Example sentencesExamples
- He attempts to stave off his billionaire's ennui by first robbing and then cheekily returning a $100-million Monet landscape from the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
- Up on a branch it sat, eyeing me cheekily, and continued to masticate the fruits of my labors.
- He cheekily followed it up by asking her for a date.
- When the royal siblings toured the Berlin school, an eight-year-old boy cheekily questioned the princess about the headgear.
- They decided for a laugh to cheekily chance getting in there and were amazed when their ruse of posing as pressmen caught the stadium security off guard.
- Their densely packed, cheekily written catalog offers things like Russian microscopes, Cold War-surplus Geiger counters, and accordion halves.
- She approaches her sources in a way that's both gleefully childlike and cheekily suggestive.
- If you are seven years old, ignorance is bliss, as this child proved when she strode up and cheekily asked for a picture for her family album.
- This will keep staff from using the service to cheekily call other places for job interviews.
- She told him she wanted a pony and cheekily advised him to start saving now.

Definition of cheekily in US English:

cheekily

adverbˈCHēkəlēˈtʃikəli

British

In an appealingly irreverent way.
he smiled cheekily at the camera
she cheekily poked fun at her other half
Example sentencesExamples
- He attempts to stave off his billionaire's ennui by first robbing and then cheekily returning a $100-million Monet landscape from the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
- When the royal siblings toured the Berlin school, an eight-year-old boy cheekily questioned the princess about the headgear.
- They decided for a laugh to cheekily chance getting in there and were amazed when their ruse of posing as pressmen caught the stadium security off guard.
- If you are seven years old, ignorance is bliss, as this child proved when she strode up and cheekily asked for a picture for her family album.
- Up on a branch it sat, eyeing me cheekily, and continued to masticate the fruits of my labors.
- This will keep staff from using the service to cheekily call other places for job interviews.
- He cheekily followed it up by asking her for a date.
- She approaches her sources in a way that's both gleefully childlike and cheekily suggestive.
- Their densely packed, cheekily written catalog offers things like Russian microscopes, Cold War-surplus Geiger counters, and accordion halves.
- She told him she wanted a pony and cheekily advised him to start saving now.

单词	cheekily
释义	Definition of cheekily in English: cheekily adverb ˈtʃiːkɪliˈtʃikəli British In an appealingly irreverent way. he smiled cheekily at the camera she cheekily poked fun at her other half Example sentencesExamples He attempts to stave off his billionaire's ennui by first robbing and then cheekily returning a $100-million Monet landscape from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Up on a branch it sat, eyeing me cheekily, and continued to masticate the fruits of my labors. He cheekily followed it up by asking her for a date. When the royal siblings toured the Berlin school, an eight-year-old boy cheekily questioned the princess about the headgear. They decided for a laugh to cheekily chance getting in there and were amazed when their ruse of posing as pressmen caught the stadium security off guard. Their densely packed, cheekily written catalog offers things like Russian microscopes, Cold War-surplus Geiger counters, and accordion halves. She approaches her sources in a way that's both gleefully childlike and cheekily suggestive. If you are seven years old, ignorance is bliss, as this child proved when she strode up and cheekily asked for a picture for her family album. This will keep staff from using the service to cheekily call other places for job interviews. She told him she wanted a pony and cheekily advised him to start saving now. Definition of cheekily in US English: cheekily adverbˈCHēkəlēˈtʃikəli British In an appealingly irreverent way. he smiled cheekily at the camera she cheekily poked fun at her other half Example sentencesExamples He attempts to stave off his billionaire's ennui by first robbing and then cheekily returning a $100-million Monet landscape from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. When the royal siblings toured the Berlin school, an eight-year-old boy cheekily questioned the princess about the headgear. They decided for a laugh to cheekily chance getting in there and were amazed when their ruse of posing as pressmen caught the stadium security off guard. If you are seven years old, ignorance is bliss, as this child proved when she strode up and cheekily asked for a picture for her family album. Up on a branch it sat, eyeing me cheekily, and continued to masticate the fruits of my labors. This will keep staff from using the service to cheekily call other places for job interviews. He cheekily followed it up by asking her for a date. She approaches her sources in a way that's both gleefully childlike and cheekily suggestive. Their densely packed, cheekily written catalog offers things like Russian microscopes, Cold War-surplus Geiger counters, and accordion halves. She told him she wanted a pony and cheekily advised him to start saving now.
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