flirtatiously

IPA/flɜːˈteɪʃəsli/
IPA/flɜːrˈteɪʃəsli/

flirtatiously — 副詞

1. in a playful way that hints you find someone attractive, usually for fun rather

1.副詞C1
釋義

賣弄風情地

以打情罵俏、半開玩笑的方式表現好感

in a playful way that hints you find someone attractive, usually for fun rather than out of real romantic intent

例句

Esme smiled flirtatiously at the waiter and asked for his recommendation.

Esme 賣弄風情地對服務生微笑,請他推薦菜色。

verb + flirtatiously describing how someone acts toward a person

Mathieu leaned flirtatiously across the bar and complimented the singer's voice.

Mathieu 賣弄風情地靠在吧台上,稱讚那位歌手的嗓音。

flirtatiously modifying a body-language verb (leaned)

同義詞
  • coyly

    stresses shy, teasing reluctance rather than open playfulness

  • seductively

    stronger and more serious sexual intent; less light-hearted

  • playfully

    broader fun; lacks the specific romantic hint of flirtatiously

反義詞

用法筆記

Almost always modifies a verb of looking, speaking, smiling, or moving (glance, smile, lean, answer), describing playful body language or tone rather than a literal action.

常見錯誤

She is flirtatiously.
She is flirtatious.
💡'flirtatiously' is an adverb describing how someone acts, not an adjective that follows 'be'.