英语释义
1. to smile in a smug or condescending way
"I seem to have touched a nerve," said Malfoy, smirking.
— J. K. Rowling Cluny lay back and smirked. Everything was going according to plan.
— Brian Jacques Some Americans from "old" families likewise smirked behind their napkins at the arriviste's fancy new silver-plate fish set …
— Douglas Brenner … they're smirking about the very idea of political seriousness.
— Kurt Andersen
2. to say or express (something) with a smirk
"No problem," he smirked when I apologized for my wimpiness.
— Michael Behar
3. to smile in an unpleasant way because you are pleased with yourself, glad about someone else's trouble, etc.
4. to smile in an insincere manner