Make sentences with unworthy smiles.

1. His jokes are so boring that they are hardly worth laughing at.

2. I received anonymous letters, probably several times, most of which are ridiculous and not worth laughing at.

3. Most of the jokes told by teachers in class are old terrier on Baidu, which is not worth laughing at.

Idiom names are not worth laughing at.

Chinese pinyin b zhíyíXiào

Synonym: not worth mentioning.

Antonym: openness and honesty

The idiom comes from Wang Tao's On the Power of Laughter: "It takes a lot of effort to touch each other, and the creation is subjective and not worth laughing at."

Idiom explanation is not worth laughing at. Metaphor is worthless. It also expresses contempt and ridicule for something or behavior. Not worth mentioning.

Idiom stories that are not worth laughing at.

In the 28th year of Daoguang (1847), Wang Tao went to Shanghai to visit his father and visited the Mohai Library hosted by Walter Henry Medhurst, a missionary in London. He was received by maddox, his eldest daughter Mary and his second daughter Yalan with wine and music, and led a tour of the printing factory of "Bright without fiber, glass world". Wang Tao is very interested in the movable type bookshelves arranged in alphabetical order and the movable type printing machine that can print thousands of books a day, laying the groundwork for his library in the future. Wang Tao met with missionaries such as Mu and Ai in Mohai Library.