英语词汇“rictus”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

rictus

/ˈrɪktəs

noun

A fixed grimace or grin: their faces were each frozen in a terrified rictus...

But once you've got the joke, it becomes repetitive and, despite the presence of seemingly every comic actor from Leslie Phillips to Mackenzie Crook, laughter is replaced by a rictus grin.
Enrique's face is twisted into a rictus grin, and he lets out the unmistakable chortle of sheer psychotic derangement.
One young acolyte has such a rictus from grinning at his master's jokes that it looks like a physical affliction.

adjective ...

Myiobius also has the long rictal bristles and erythrurus has the rufous tail found in Onychorhynchus and Cnipodectes.
Incongruously, Myrmothera was separated from Grallaria and Thamnocharis on the basis of the absence of rictal bristles; but Hylopezus, which also lacks rictal bristles, was included in Grallaria.
Of those, two were skeletal, seven were based on plumage or soft-part colors, and five dealt with tarsal scutellations, rictal bristles, and egg color.

Early 19th century: from Latin, literally 'open mouth', from rict- 'gaped', from the verb ringi.

单词	rictus
释义	rictus /ˈrɪktəs / noun A fixed grimace or grin: their faces were each frozen in a terrified rictus... But once you've got the joke, it becomes repetitive and, despite the presence of seemingly every comic actor from Leslie Phillips to Mackenzie Crook, laughter is replaced by a rictus grin. Enrique's face is twisted into a rictus grin, and he lets out the unmistakable chortle of sheer psychotic derangement. One young acolyte has such a rictus from grinning at his master's jokes that it looks like a physical affliction. Derivatives rictal adjective ... Myiobius also has the long rictal bristles and erythrurus has the rufous tail found in Onychorhynchus and Cnipodectes. Incongruously, Myrmothera was separated from Grallaria and Thamnocharis on the basis of the absence of rictal bristles; but Hylopezus, which also lacks rictal bristles, was included in Grallaria. Of those, two were skeletal, seven were based on plumage or soft-part colors, and five dealt with tarsal scutellations, rictal bristles, and egg color. Origin Early 19th century: from Latin, literally 'open mouth', from rict- 'gaped', from the verb ringi. Rhymes Benedictus, ictus
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