How to say laughter in English?

Laugh, /Lɑ:f/, is a verb in English, which means "laugh". Its basic meaning is to make a happy sound.

In addition to the basic meaning, laugh has some other uses and fixed collocations. Here are some introductions.

1. Fixed collocation

Laugh at, laugh at

Do not laugh at me. Don't laugh at me. )

Laugh it off: solve it easily, eliminate it

She laughed off the criticism. She solved the criticism easily. )

Smile: Cover up your embarrassment or anxiety with laughter.

He laughed away his embarrassment. He smiles to hide his embarrassment. )

2. Other usages

Laugh loudly: Laugh loudly, indicating a very happy smile.

The joke was so interesting that I laughed out loud. )

Laugh at yourself: Laugh at yourself to show your inner happiness.

She read the joke and laughed to herself. )

Laugh heartily: Laugh heartily, indicating a very happy laugh.

We had a good time at the party and laughed all night. We had a good time at the party and laughed all night. )