Laugh loudly pinyin

The pinyin for laughter is: [h not ng rá n dà xi ao]

Explanation: refers to a sudden burst of laughter, usually with irony.

Source: "The Biography of Fan Zhen in the New Tang Dynasty" Li: "It has been criticized for its thick skin, and the arrow has been displaced, and all the troops laugh." Warning the world: the old protege III repaid his kindness: "The scholars in class burst into laughter."

Near meaning: burst into laughter

Make a sentence

1, rich celebrities burst into laughter. The new king of Babylon really knows how to feast.

This is a cold joke that is not very funny, but everyone can't help laughing.

Everyone laughed at his words when they came out. Both Washington and Longjia know that the son of today's general Hua is a famous dude in Hangzhou. Hearing his words, the man laughed at his ignorance, and the woman covered her mouth and secretly despised him.

4, it's okay not to shoot, this shot just hit the ball on the sneakers and rolled to the sideline, and the audience immediately burst into laughter.

The warm feeling when the sun is on, movies like Qiong Yao's drama moved you and me to tears, and they were as funny as idol dramas, which made us all burst into laughter.

Hearing the joke, they all laughed.

7. As a result, everyone on the red boat burst into laughter.

8. As soon as Su Lin said, the villagers on the scene immediately burst into laughter, and Dong Guihua blushed.

9. At this moment, the venue was quiet for a while, and suddenly a burst of laughter broke out.