dewy-eyed dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de dewy-eyed dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

dewy-eyed [GB, Am ˈd(j)ui ˌaɪd] ADJ

1. dewy-eyed (emotional):

dewy-eyed

ému

2. dewy-eyed (naive):

dewy-eyed

ingénu

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

It has the meaning fruitful or dewy-eyed.

en.wikipedia.org

If it wants to prohibit photos of people in hats or snaps of dewy-eyed tots because those irritate its executives, surely it has that right.

news.nationalpost.com

I think of that gentle, dewy-eyed first person narrator and it makes my skin crawl.

www.themillions.com

Not to get all dewy-eyed and liberal interventionist, but he says things.

news.nationalpost.com

Selling dewy-eyed first-time buyers an impossible dream is pretty much the cornerstone of the property market in this country.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Frankly, anyone who can still look dewy-eyed and fresh-faced after such crazy work schedules, is more than worthy of being a beauty ambassador!

www.mtv.com

We should not be dewy-eyed about it.

www.globalpost.com

Yet making sentimentality a question of emotional regulation almost implies that dewy-eyed adolescents are choosing to lose their way among the sap springs.

www.slate.com

The tone of these reminiscences is defiant, proud, virtually dewy-eyed.

www.independent.ie

Wall to wall, dewy-eyed, hysterical coverage available in all the usual outlets...

caledonianmercury.com