" Peter, you just spoil them, you know, " Wendy simpered [exaggerated a smile].

" 呀，彼，你要把他们惯坏了。" 温迪一脸傻傻容，说道。

He had small, watery eyes, a pointed nose, and wore an unpleasant simper.

他长着一双水汪汪小眼睛，尖鼻子，脸上堆着不自然假。

“How is it, Draco? ” simpered Pansy Parkinson.

“怎么样了，德拉科？”西·帕金森傻着问道。

" Thank you, Headmaster, " Professor Umbridge simpered, " for those kind words of welcome."

“谢谢你，校长，”乌姆布瑞杰教授假着说道，“为我们致欢迎词。”

" Oh, no need, thank you, Minerva, " simpered Professor Umbridge, who had just coughed her loudest yet.

“哦，不需要，谢谢你米勒娃。”乌姆里奇一脸假，她刚才又在用最响音量咳嗽。

No folded fan to snap open for a surprise, simper behind, or whip through the air as a sword.

也没有作角铮鸣或刀光剑影折扇。

Else, what's the meaning of those modest simpers, that discreet air?

否则，那些谦虚傻， 那种谨慎空气是什么意思？

It's hard for them to simper and bow without heads.

没了脑袋 他们想卑躬屈膝也难。

Lydgate's conceit was of the arrogant sort, never simpering, never impertinent, but massive in its claims and benevolently contemptuous.

利德盖特自负是傲慢自大，从不傻，从不无礼，而是自负和仁慈轻蔑。

A little boy broke silence as he sat on the sill, simpering.

一个小男孩打破了沉默。他坐在门槛上，痴着。

But mind is equally out of the question, whether they indulge the horse-laugh or polite simper.

但头脑同样是不可能， 无论他们是沉迷于马还是礼貌傻。

The gipsy-girl was leaning back on the sofa, surrounded by a group of simpering dandies and blandly ironical cavalry officers.

吉普赛姑娘靠在沙发上，周围是一群傻公子和冷嘲热讽骑兵军官。

" We mothers—" simpered Mrs. Honeychurch, and then realized that she was affected, sentimental, bombastic—all the things she hated most.

“我们做母亲——” 霍尼彻奇夫人傻着说， 然后意识到她是做作、多愁善感、夸夸其谈——所有这些都是她最讨厌事情。

" I'm sure I must have misunderstood you, Professor Dumbledore." she said, with a simper that felt her big, round eyes as cold as ever.

“我相信我一定是误会你意思了，邓布利多教授。”她说，脸上堆着假，那两只圆圆大眼睛仍和刚才一样冷漠。

He is as fine a fellow, said Mr. Bennet, as soon as they were out of the house, as ever I saw. He simpers, and smirks, and makes love to us all.

他们一走出门，班纳特先生就说：“他是我生平所看到最漂亮一个人。他既会假，又会痴，又会跟大家调。

When her brother and Mr. Bell came in, Fanny blushed and simpered, and fluttered over the signs of her employment, in a way which could not have failed to draw attention from any one else but Mr. Bell.

当她哥哥和贝尔先生进来时，范妮涨红了脸，傻起来，在她受雇标志上扑腾着，以一种很容易引起贝尔先生以外任何人注意方式。

Lavinia simpered, as if this might not be quite enough, and Catherine, with her forehead touching the window-panes, listened to this exchange of epigrams as reservedly as if they had not each been a pin-prick in her own destiny.

拉维尼娅傻起来，好像这可能还不够，而凯瑟琳额头抵着窗玻璃，听着这些警句交流，语气含蓄，仿佛它们都不是她自己命运中针刺。