What are the idioms of laughing?

1. The bait hides the hook 【 xiào lǐ cáng dāo 】 describes being kind to people, but sinister. Ex.: I didn't expect him to be even and gentle? Yes, it's a bait hides the hook, and the trick is so vicious.

2. hilarious [h not ng t á ng d à xi] describes people in the whole room laughing at the same time. The funny performance made the whole auditorium burst into laughter.

3. Make people laugh [yxià o dà fā ng] Make people laugh: make people laugh; Generosity: originally refers to people who know the avenue, and later refers to people who have knowledge or expertise. Make the insiders laugh. Example: My opinion is very immature, so I dare not say it, for fear of making people laugh, and I am generous.

4. Laugh heartily [jiàn xiào dà fāng] means to make the insiders laugh. From "Zhuangzi Qiushui": "My parents laugh at home."

5. Pass it on as a laughing stock [chuán wéi xiào bǐng] Laughing stock: the material being teased. Pass it around and be teased? Materials. Example: the man complained that he didn't have a beginning and an end, and the woman scolded him for taking advantage of others and making him a laughing stock.

6. pot calling the kettle black [wǔ] People who take fifty steps back in battle laugh at those who take a hundred steps back. Than? Yu himself has the same shortcomings and mistakes as others, only to a lesser extent, but he laughs at others without knowing it. Example: Confucius' knowledge is far from perfect, but compared with Ran Qiu, it is only based on pot calling the kettle black.