flirtatious

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishflirtatiousflir‧ta‧tious /flɜːˈteɪʃəs $ flɜːr-/ adjective SYSEXYbehaving in a way that deliberately tries to attract sexual attention She gave him a flirtatious smile. a flirtatious giggle —flirtatiously adverb —flirtatiousness noun [uncountable]Examples from the Corpusflirtatious• Emily was looking at me in a way I found frankly flirtatious.• This one was of the old school: giddy and flirtatious.• His manner was mildly flirtatious and he had a tendency to glance in my direction, showing off, I suspect.• Cressida's action is in keeping with her flirtatious character, which she herself can analyse: Troilus, farewell.• Graham plays Benedict's flirtatious daughter.• Let them play their flirtatious games.• Try just exchanging some attention: see if you can exchange a smile and a flirtatious glance with him.• He remembered Lisette's flushed, flirtatious look and the way she had taken his hand and placed it on her body.

单词	flirtatious
释义	flirtatious From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishflirtatiousflir‧ta‧tious /flɜːˈteɪʃəs $ flɜːr-/ adjective SYSEXYbehaving in a way that deliberately tries to attract sexual attention She gave him a flirtatious smile. a flirtatious giggle —flirtatiously adverb —flirtatiousness noun [uncountable]Examples from the Corpusflirtatious• Emily was looking at me in a way I found frankly flirtatious.• This one was of the old school: giddy and flirtatious.• His manner was mildly flirtatious and he had a tendency to glance in my direction, showing off, I suspect.• Cressida's action is in keeping with her flirtatious character, which she herself can analyse: Troilus, farewell.• Graham plays Benedict's flirtatious daughter.• Let them play their flirtatious games.• Try just exchanging some attention: see if you can exchange a smile and a flirtatious glance with him.• He remembered Lisette's flushed, flirtatious look and the way she had taken his hand and placed it on her body.
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