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Being a laughing stock means being teased. Spread around and be used as teasing material.

Source: Qing Lvyuan Li's "Qi Lu Deng": "The male family complains that he has no beginning and no end, and the female family blames him for cheating ... and the domain name is a laughing stock."

Idiom usage: as a predicate; Spread as a joke.

Synonym: pass on as a joke.

Make sentences as jokes.

1. His story was once passed down as a laughing stock, but he himself was very calm.

2. Time flies, time flies. Although William II's design was once known as a laughing stock, it was renamed after the battleship forum 120.

Watching myself being torn down by a flower shop, I stood by and didn't dare to say a word. I didn't dare to go forward until the police came. If Zhang Liqun's story gets out today, it will surely become a laughing stock.

4, learning nothing, playing shallowly, being passed on as a laughing stock.

This matter is also passed down as a laughing stock by all Chen families.

6. Moon, don't say that. Didn't you help Aunt Yun so much? If it weren't for you being in Liuzhou, our opening day would be a laughing stock.

7. Of course, in Chenjiaji, you have to ask who owns the most fields, who counts the most guys and who produces the most hawthorn. If you can't answer, you will become a laughing stock.

8. It's a pity that the iron-blooded man, the hero of the ancestor I, actually knelt down and asked for medicine, and now he is passed down as a laughing stock by the whole Lindong County.