a smiley

الإنجليزية - التركية

تعريف a smiley في الإنجليزية التركية القاموس.
smiley: İrc de duygunuzu anlatmaya yarayan işaretler topluluğuna verilen ad. Örnek : : )) Gülme : (( Üzgünüm vb

الإنجليزية - الإنجليزية

تعريف a smiley في الإنجليزية الإنجليزية القاموس.: smiley face
Against Mary Jane's wishes, I texted Gavin just to reassure him that I was not going out with his girlfriend. I put a smiley face at the end of the message.
smiley: A simplified representation of a smiling face
smiley: An improvised street weapon consisting of a length of chain with padlocks and other heavy objects affixed to one end
smiley: Having one's throat slit from side to side
smiley: A sequence of keyboard characters used to represent a person's mood or emotion, especially : ) or : -) or other smiling depiction
smiley: face formed from keyboard characters, used to indicate emotions in e-mail and netnews The original is: : - signifying humor or happiness
smiley: A combination of symbols designed to indicate the true intent or emotional state of the author The classic smiley is the sideways happy face : - Smileys are fine in moderation, but overusing them not only indicates that your writing isn't as clear as it could be, but it also brands you as a newbie
smiley: Smileys are used to smile in text-only e-mail messages They are usually composed of a semi-colon, a dash, and a right-hand bracket, like this: ;-
smiley: typed symbols of expression, like a smiley face; tilt your head sideways to the left to see it; also called emoticons
smiley: Expressive marks or figures added in text and read sideways ex: : -) or {: -(
smiley: A combination of keyboard characters that portray emotions like : -) for a smile or : -( for a frown Also called an emoticon
smiley: Smiling faces used in mail and news to indicated humor and irony The most common smiley is :
smiley: "Art" form composed of punctuation Sometimes used in E-mail or usenet news postings to reduce ambiguity or to entertain Examples include the plain smiley, ": -)", the winking smiley, ";-)", etc See also Emoticon
smiley: The use punctuation marks to show feelings and emotions For example, a smiley face is : ), and a sad face would be : (
smiley: The use of punctuation marks and other symbols or characters to portray moods when typing, especially in email messages and IRC Here's an example of a simple smiley: : ) If you don't see it, tilt your head to the left and look at it The colon makes the eyes and the parenthesis makes the smiley mouth The smile means happiness (like if someone says something funny) or it often denotes sarcasm Other combinations of characters can express many other emotions You may also hear them referred to as emoticons
smiley: {i} circle containing two dots for eyes and an upturned curve representing a smiling mouth (often appears as a yellow circle); face made of ASCII characters which expresses emotion (Computers)
smiley: Semi-circular black mark appearing on a race car's bodywork after contact with another car's tire, also known as a donut
smiley: Manipulating the limited potential of keyboard characters to show goodwill, irony, or other emotions with a "smiley face " Known as "emoticons," there are a number of these text-based effects used on the Net For example, : -)means smiley and : -( displays anger
smiley: A set of characters that looks like a face if you turn it sideways Used in E-mail messages which only allow text For example Frown : -( Smile : -) Wink ;-)
smiley: The use of punctuation marks and other symbols or characters to portray moods when typing
smiley: A sequence of characters, usually found in an e-mail message, that indicates humorous intent The three-character sequence : - is especially popular because it resembles a smiling face turned sideways
smiley: A name given to a small set of characters that are intended to represent a form of non-verbal communication Thus a happy face is represented as : - [week 2]
smiley: Cheerful and happy; smiling
smiley: an emoticon of a smiling face
smiley: n See emoticon
smiley: Evoking memories of that glory decade of American culture, the 1970s, this text version of a smile or "Happy Face" allows people to express positive emotions in their e-mail or newsgroup postings
smiley: A smiling face charter made by joining ASCII characters together Used to express emotions over the Internet
smiley: A symbol in e-mail and newsgroup messages used to convey emotion, or simply amusement Create smileys by typing various keyboard characters For example, : - means happiness See also, Emoticon
smiley: A sequence of keyboard characters used to represent a persons mood or emotion, especially : ) or : -) or other smiling depiction
smiley: Since you can't use voice inflection when you communicate with people online, people use smileys as a way to add emotion to their words : - If you look at it sideways you can see the smile Also called emoticons
smiley: Character combinations such as : -) to denote whether a message is being made in jest with various modifications thereof ;-) to wink, etc Also called emoticons, since not all are smiling %-(
smiley: A face on it's side, smiling It lets the reader know that you mean your comments to be humorous Remind people that you are being funny--they may take your words seriously if you don't
smiley: The use of punctuation marks and other symbols or characters to protray moods when typing, especially in email messages and IRC Here's an example of a simple smiley : ) If you don't see it, tilt your head to the left and look at it Teh colon makes the eyes and the parenthesis makes the smiley mouth The smiles means happiness (like if someone says something funny) or it often denotes sarcasm Other combinations of characters can express many other emotions you may also hear them referred to as "emoticons "
smiley: Having ones throat slit from side to side
smiley: The use of punctuation marks and other symbols or characters to portray moods when typing, especially in e-mail messages and IRC Here's an example of a simple smiley: :) If you don't see it, tilt your head to the left and look at it The colon makes the eyes and the parenthesis makes the smiley mouth The smile means happiness (like if someone says something funny) or it often denotes sarcasm Other combinations of characters can express many other emotions You may also hear them referred to as emoticons
smiley: 1. A smiley person smiles a lot or is smiling. is a smiley showing happiness. = emoticon. a sign that looks like a face when you look at it sideways, for example : -, used in email messages to show that you are happy or pleased about something