English laughing words

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intransitive verb

Laugh, sneer

Noun (short for noun)

Laugh, laugh

laugh

laugh

AHD:[l？ f，l？ f]

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(verb)

laugh heartily

intransitive verb

Express an emotion through a series of spontaneous, usually silent sounds, especially laughter, joy or ridicule, usually accompanied by corresponding facial and physical movements.

Laughter: A spontaneous, usually unclear sound used to express an emotion, especially joy, joy or ridicule, usually accompanied by facial and physical movements.

Show or feel interesting or humorous:

To express or feel interesting or very humorous:

She chuckled at the thought of it; An experience that we will laugh about later.

She laughed to herself at the thought; An experience that they will find funny later.

Feel or express ridicule or contempt; Simulation:

Feel or express ridicule and contempt; Laugh at:

We used to laugh at their peasant style. I had to laugh when I saw who my opponent was.

We used to laugh at their vulgar manners. I find it interesting when I know who my opponent is.

Happiness of victory or ecstasy:

Overjoyed, ecstatic:

You won't laugh when the truth comes out.

Once the truth comes out, you won't be complacent.

Make a sound similar to laughter:

Make a sound similar to laughter:

Parrots are laughing and twittering in the tree.

Singing in the trees the parrot.

transitive verb

To influence or influence with laughter:

To influence or infect with laughter:

The speaker stepped off the stage with a smile; Laugh at this suggestion.

Laugh the speaker off the stage; Laughed and rejected the offer.

Smiled and said:

Smiled and said:

He laughed heartily at the victory.

His laughter expressed his joy of victory.

(noun)

The act of laughing.

laugh

The sound of laughter; Laughter.

Laughter; laugh

Something ridiculous, absurd, or contemptible; A joke:

Informal joke: something ridiculous, absurd or contemptible; Joke:

The solution they recommended is a joke.

The solution they proposed was a joke.

Often laugh at informal teasing; Entertainment:

Often used as an informal entertainment; Play:

I decided to go just for fun.

I decided to go together just for fun.

laugh

Treat lightly; Laugh at:

Able to shrug off; Laugh at:

Laugh at dangerous daredevils.

Reckless and bold contempt for danger

Laugh it off or

dismiss with a smile

Ignore trifles that are ridiculous or ridiculous:

Laugh it off as a ridiculous trifle:

Laugh off any suggestion that her career is over.

Ignore the hint that her career is over.

Secretly laugh or

Secretly laugh

Secretly happy or ecstatic because of others' mistakes or failures.

Schadenfreude: To rejoice or rejoice secretly, as at the mistakes or failures of others.

Middle English laughen

Middle English laughen

From old English hl? a surname

From old English hl? a surname

[May ultimately result from imitation]

[May eventually come from onomatopoeia]

Laugh "eh?

(noun)

laugh heartily

adverb

laugh

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intransitive verb

Laugh; burst into laughter

(natural objects, etc) present a joyful scene.

They talked and laughed.

They talked and laughed.

Qingsong laughed in the breeze.

Song Qing laughed in the wind.

laugh

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transitive verb

Express with a smile

laugh heartily ...

laugh heartily

laugh heartily

Answer with a smile

Answer with a smile

He laughed off his objection.

He smiled disapprovingly.

laugh

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Noun (short for noun)

Laugh, laugh

Interesting thing

Laugh at; 【pl。 ] A joke

hold one's sides with laughter

Laugh loudly; Something that makes people laugh.

Sacred laughter

A smile full of religious enthusiasm

laugh heartily

Laugh [haha]; A mocking laugh

Ironic laughter

A contemptuous smile, a sneer

Burst into laughter

the whole room rocking with laughter

laugh one's ass off

die laughing

die laughing

die laughing

Stop making me laugh.

[Mouth, sarcastic] You're ridiculous, you're ridiculous.

Laugh

I can't help laughing.

For fun.

For fun, as a pastime, for fun.

Laugh at sb. Make people laugh

It's your turn to laugh at someone, surpass someone and embarrass someone.

Laugh at sb. Laughed by myself.

It's your turn to laugh at someone, surpass someone and embarrass someone.

Get laughed at by sb. Make people laugh

It's your turn to laugh at someone, surpass someone and embarrass someone.

Get laughed at by sb. Laughed by myself.

It's your turn to laugh at someone, surpass someone and embarrass someone.

Make someone laugh. Make people laugh

It's your turn to laugh at someone, surpass someone and embarrass someone.

Make someone laugh. Laughed by myself.

It's your turn to laugh at someone, surpass someone and embarrass someone.

Beat sb. Make people laugh

It's your turn to laugh at someone, surpass someone and embarrass someone.

Beat sb. Laughed by myself.

It's your turn to laugh at someone, surpass someone and embarrass someone.

Laugh at sb. Make people laugh

It's your turn to laugh at someone, surpass someone and embarrass someone.

Laugh at sb. Laughed by myself.

It's your turn to laugh at someone, surpass someone and embarrass someone.

Get laughed at by sb. Make people laugh

It's your turn to laugh at someone, surpass someone and embarrass someone.

Get laughed at by sb. Laughed by myself.

It's your turn to laugh at someone, surpass someone and embarrass someone.

Laugh at sb. Make people laugh

It's your turn to laugh at someone, surpass someone and embarrass someone.

Laugh at sb. Laughed by myself.

It's your turn to laugh at someone, surpass someone and embarrass someone.

Get ahead of sb. Make people laugh

It's your turn to laugh at someone, surpass someone and embarrass someone.

Get ahead of sb. Laughed by myself.

It's your turn to laugh at someone, surpass someone and embarrass someone.

Laugh heartily

laugh heartily

Laugh heartily

laugh heartily

Win the final victory

Laugh last; Win the final victory

The last laugh

Laugh last; Win the final victory

He who laughs at himself first will not be laughed at.

He who laughs at himself first will not laugh at others.

He laughs best who laughs last.

He who laughs last laughs best.

People who laugh at bad people should walk straight.

If you want to laugh at other people's hunchbacks, you have to walk tall.

Join the laughter

Accompanied by laughter

laugh heartily

With a smile

Make people laugh

Make people laugh

Arouse ridicule for sb. Make someone laugh. )

Make sb an object of ridicule, put sb in a ridiculous position

Laugh at sb. Make someone laugh. )

Make sb an object of ridicule, put sb in a ridiculous position

Laugh and gain weight.

Laughing often makes you fat, but being broad-minded makes you fat.

laugh

laugh ...

laugh

dismiss with a laugh

dismiss with a smile

Laugh it off, laugh it off.

Laugh away the time

dismiss with a laugh

Interrupt (a speech, etc) with laughter; Refuse (a suggestion, etc.) with a smile.

Laugh like hell

Laugh hard, laugh wildly

dismiss with a laugh

Laugh at ...; Eliminate with laughter ...

Talk with a smile

Talk with a smile; Consider ... laughing

Laugh at sb. Go out from ...

Make sb. Forget (troubles, etc.). ) By laughing and joking.

Laugh at sb. Out of concern

Make sb. Forget (troubles, etc.). ) By laughing and joking.

laugh

laugh

AHD:[l？ f，l？ f]

doctor of laws

l#f，l$f

Verb (abbreviation of verb)

laugh heartily

v.intr

Express an emotion through a series of spontaneous, usually silent sounds, especially laughter, joy or ridicule, usually accompanied by corresponding facial and physical movements.

Show or feel interesting or humorous:

She chuckled at the thought of it; An experience that we will laugh about later.

Feel or express ridicule or contempt; Simulation:

We used to laugh at their peasant style. I had to laugh when I saw who my opponent was.

Happiness of victory or ecstasy:

You won't laugh when the truth comes out.

Make a sound similar to laughter:

Parrots are laughing and twittering in the tree.

v.tr

To influence or influence with laughter:

The speaker stepped off the stage with a smile; Laugh at this suggestion.

Smiled and said:

He laughed heartily at the victory.

Noun (short for noun)

The act of laughing.

The sound of laughter; Laughter.

Something ridiculous, absurd, or contemptible; A joke:

The solution they recommended is a joke.

Often laugh at informal teasing; Entertainment:

I decided to go just for fun.

laugh

Treat lightly; Laugh at:

Laugh at dangerous daredevils.

Laugh it off or

dismiss with a smile

Ignore trifles that are ridiculous or ridiculous:

Laugh off any suggestion that her career is over.

Secretly laugh or

Secretly laugh

Secretly happy or ecstatic because of others' mistakes or failures.

Middle English laughen

From old English hl? a surname

[May ultimately result from imitation]

Laugh "eh?

Noun (short for noun)

laugh heartily

adverb

laugh

Middle English laugh en

Laugh, smile, grin, giggle, sneer

Laughing means laughing.

At that moment, everyone began to laugh and sing.

At this time, everyone began to laugh and sing.

Hearing his funny story, we all burst into tears.

Hearing his interesting story, we all burst into tears.

Smile (noun: smile) means smile.

The innkeeper smiled and went out at once.

The innkeeper went out with a smile.

The porter and I smiled at each other.

The porter and I laughed. You look at me, I look at you.

He was all smiles.

He smiled from ear to ear.

He was smiling all over his face.

The boy grinned happily.

The boy grinned happily.

Giggle (noun: giggle) giggle, pout (sound)

He snickered at what he was reading.

Because he saw something interesting in the book, he giggled alone.

sneer

Oh, really? ... the sheriff said with a sneer.

"Oh, really?" The sheriff said with a sneer.

Note: Besides, sneering is contempt for people's sneering, and smirking is silly smirking. For example, the funny man was used by the girls, so they giggled. Laughter is a noun, which means a happy smile. ... caused great laughter ... ...

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laugh

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intransitive verb

Laugh, laugh