English phrases

laugh

vi. laugh, laugh n. laugh

[lB:f]

laugh

[lB:f]

vi, vt

Laugh

We all laughed loudly when she made a joke.

She said it It was a joke and we all laughed loudly.

The children laughed their mother into a better humour.

The children laughed so much that their mother felt better.

She bravely laughed off her stomach pain.

She bravely laughed off her stomach pain.

He laughs best who laughs last.

"He laughs best who laughs last.; Don't be happy too early."

(with at used together) laugh

Don't laugh at him.

Don't laugh at him.

We all laughed at his joke.

We all laughed at his joke.

People have often laughed at stories told by seamen.

People have often laughed at stories told by seamen.

Everyone laughed at his foolish antics.

Everyone laughed at his foolish antics.

laugh

n

Laughter; laughter

We had a good laugh at his joke.

We laughed at his jokes.

The butt of a joke; the butt of a joke

What a laugh to say that!

"What a laugh to say that!"

laugh, smile, grin, chuckle, sneer

laugh means to laugh

At that moment, everybody began to laugh and sing.

At that moment, Everyone started laughing and singing.

We all laughed to tears at his funny story.

After listening to his funny story, we all laughed to tears.

smile (noun: smile) means smile

The inn-keeper smiled and immediately went out.

The inn-keeper smiled slightly and went out.

The porter and I looked at each other and smiled.

The porter and I looked at each other and smiled.

grin (noun: grin) grinning all over his face

He grinned from ear to ear.

He grinned all over his face.

The boy grinned with delight.

The boy grinned with delight.

chuckle (noun: chuckle) giggle, a laugh (sound) with pursed lips

He was chucking to himself over what he was reading.

He chuckled alone because of something funny he read in the book.

sneer sneer

Oh, is it? …said the sheriff with a sneer. "

Oh, is it?" the justice sneered.

Note: In addition, sneer means a sneer that looks down on others, and giggle means a silly giggle. For example: The funny man amused the girls, so they giggled. Mirth is a noun, referring to a happy and light laugh. Such as:...occasioned great mirth...

chuckle giggle grin guffaw howl roar smile snicker titter

cry

laugh

[lB:f ]

vi.

Laugh; laugh

(Natural objects, etc.) present joyful scenes

They are talking and laughing.

They were talking and laughing.

Green pines laugh in the breeze.

Green pines laugh in the breeze.

laugh

[lB:f]

vt.

To express with laughter

Laugh hard. ..

laugh a hearty laugh

laugh a hearty laugh

laugh a reply

answer with laughter

He laughed his dissent.

He laughed and expressed his dissent.

laugh

[lB:f]

n.

Laughter, laughter

make people laugh things

laugh; [pl.]jokes

belly laugh

[美口] laugh out loud; things that make people laugh

holy laugh

[laughing][American] laughter full of religious enthusiasm

horse laugh

hilarious [haha] laughter; mocking laughter

sardonic laugh

Contemptuous laugh, sneer

burst out laughing

laugh loudly

die of laughing

die with laughing

die with laughing

laughing to death

Don't make me laugh.

< p>[Spoken, sarcastic] You are so ridiculous, you are so ridiculous.

fall about laughing

[口]Can’t help but laugh

for laughs

[American slang] for fun, as a pastime , to be happy

get the laugh at sb.(=get the laugh on one's side)

It is your turn to laugh at someone, to outshine someone, to embarrass someone

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get the laugh at sb.(=have the laugh on one's side)

It is your turn to laugh at someone, to outdo someone, to embarrass someone

get the laugh of sb.(=get the laugh on one's side)

It is your turn to laugh at someone, to outdo someone, to embarrass someone

get the laugh of sb .(=have the laugh on one's side)

It is your turn to laugh at someone, to outdo someone, to embarrass someone

get the laugh on sb.(=get the laugh on one's side)

It's your turn to laugh at someone, to outdo someone, to embarrass someone

get the laugh on sb.(=have the laugh on one's side)

It is your turn to laugh at someone, to outdo someone, to embarrass someone

get the laugh over sb.(=get the laugh on one's side)

< p>It's your turn to laugh at someone, to outdo someone, to embarrass someone

get the laugh over sb.(=have the laugh on one's side)

It's your turn to laugh at someone, to outdo someone, to embarrass someone

have the laugh at sb.(=get the laugh on one's side)

to laugh at someone in one's turn, to outshine someone to outshine someone, to embarrass someone

have the laugh at sb.(=have the laugh on one's side)

to laugh at someone, to outdo someone, to make someone look embarrassed Someone is embarrassed

have the laugh of sb.(=get the laugh on one's side)

It is your turn to laugh at someone, to outshine someone, to embarrass someone

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have the laugh of sb.(=have the laugh on one's side)

It is your turn to laugh at someone, to outdo someone, to embarrass someone

have the laugh on sb.(=get the laugh on one's side)

It is your turn to laugh at someone, to outdo someone, to embarrass someone

have the laugh on sb .(=have the laugh on one's side)

It's your turn to laugh at someone, outshine someone, embarrass someone

have the laugh over sb.(=get the laugh on one's side)

It is one's turn to laugh at someone, to outdo someone, to embarrass someone

have the laugh over sb.(=have the laugh on one's side)

It is your turn to laugh at someone, to outdo someone, to embarrass someone

have a good laugh

Laugh heartily

have a hearty laugh

Laugh heartily

have the last laugh

Laugh at the end; achieve final victory< /p>

get the last laugh

Laugh at the end; gain the final victory

He is not laughed at that laughs at himself first.

[ Proverb] He who laughs at himself first will not laugh at others.

He laughs best who laughs last.

[Proverb] He who laughs last laughs best.

He who laughs at crooked men should need walk very straight.

[Proverb] If you want to laugh at others' hunchbacks, you should walk with your chest held high.

join in the laugh

on the laugh

on the laugh

raise a laugh

raise a laugh against sb.(=put the laugh on sb.)

make someone the object of ridicule, make someone laugh person in a ridiculous position

turn the laugh against sb.(=put the laugh on sb.)

make someone the object of ridicule, put someone in a ridiculous position< /p>

Laugh and grow fat.

[Proverb] Laughing often makes you fat, your heart is relaxed and your body is fat.

laugh at

laugh at

laugh at

laugh away

laugh away

laugh down, laugh down

laugh down

laugh down

Interrupt (speech, etc.) with laughter; use laughter to kill time Reject (suggestion, etc.)

laugh fit to kill

[Oral] laugh hard, laugh wildly

laugh off

Yes.. .laugh over; to laugh over...

laugh over

laugh over; to think about... laugh out of

laugh sb. out of

laugh over

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laugh sb. out of worries

laugh sb. out of worries

laugh sb. )

laugh

[ lB:f ]

vi. laugh, laugh

n. laugh, laugh

English-Chinese Computer Dictionary

laugh

vt. Laughter

n. Laughter

laughter

[5lB:ftE(r); (?@) 5lAftEr]

n

Laughter; laughter

loud laughter

Loud laughter

"Laughter animated the old man's face, as soon as his son's name was mentioned."

As soon as his son's name was mentioned, the old man burst into laughter. .

Her laughter is contagious. (metaphor)

Her laughter is contagious.

cry

laughter

[5lB:ftE]

n.

[English] a handful of eggs

laughter

[5lB:ftE]

n.

Laughter, laughter

[Ancient] Funny things

laughterless

adj.

burst into laughter

laughterly, laugh heartily

convulsed with laughter

die with laughter

die with laughter

fall about with laughter

fall about with laughter

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[mouth] can’t help but laugh

Homeric laughter

The loud and hearty laughter (derived from the laughter of the gods in Homer’s epic)

roar with laughter

laughter

scream with laughter

laugh with laughter

laughter

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[ 5lB:ftE ]

n.Laughter, laughter

English-Chinese Computer Dictionary

laughter

n .Laughter