How to pronounce laughing in English

Laugh in English: laugh

Pronunciation: English?[lɑ?f]???American?[l?f]

v. Laugh, big Laugh, laugh out loud, laugh out loud, laugh out loud, laugh out loud

n.? Laughter; laugh; joke

Vocabulary collocation:

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1. laugh a hearty laugh laugh heartily

2. laugh oneself breathless laugh aloud

3. laugh aloud< /p>

4. laugh at a joke

Common sentence patterns:

1. He laughed heartily.

He laughed heartily. laughing out loud.

2. The boys and girls are jumping and laughing on the playground.

The children are jumping and laughing on the playground.

3. He laughed inwardly though his face remained grave.

Although he was still serious on the surface, he was laughing inwardly.

Extended information:

1. Etymology explanation

Directly derived from Middle English hlahhan, which means laughter.

2. Word usage

laugh refers to someone laughing out of joy, surprise, etc. or refers to someone or something that makes people feel funny, especially laughing loudly, especially laughing loudly. Laughing out loud is often accompanied by expressions and movements.

laugh is a countable noun when interpreted as "laughing, laughter, laughing state", which refers to the specific action of laughing, and can refer to laughing in general or laughing out loud.

3. Word meaning analysis

The words laugh, beam, chuckle, giggle, grin, smile, sneer all have the same meaning as "laughing".

laugh refers to "laughing" or "laughing out loud" in general;

smile refers to "smiling silently"; beam refers to "smiling";

chuckle means "chuckling" or "laughing secretly";

giggle means "giggling" or "giggling";

grin means "grin" or "showing teeth" Laugh";

Sneer means "sneer" or "laugh".