Laughing and crying in English?

Laugh, laugh,

Giggle ha ha laugh.

Giggle.

Snigger.

With a grin,

Giggle, giggle,

Smiling and laughing,

Giggle, giggle,

Sneak, snicker.

There are often some movies in Hong Kong that promise to "make the audience laugh" in their advertisements. Such a movie, the ancients in China would say "it's amazing", and the British would say "it makes people laugh".

Press channel. It's a passage from the theater. Humorous movies will teach the audience to laugh, and people sitting next to the aisle will probably "roll down the aisle" with laughter. Therefore, making people laugh means "making a scene" and "teaching the audience or audience to be completely defeated". For example, Our Game has been a great success. We rolled in the aisle.

Our play was so successful that the audience laughed. )

When people in China laugh, they often "laugh into their bellies"; The British, on the other hand, can't help laughing: stitch means "stabbing pain in the side." For example, Tom's jokes made us laugh.

Liang, v. smile

Fake smile, fake smile

Laugh loudly, laugh.

Chatel v.&; Smile happily

Laugh six. Laugh wildly

grin cheekily

snicker

Very happy, jubilant

happy

Laugh: It sounds like a horse neighing.

Besides, grin and giggle //lol

Cheshire cat: A fictional cat with a bright smile on her face; Created by lewis carroll.

Smile & smile

Examples and usage:

1. The speaker has no other purpose than being funny.

The speaker has no other purpose than to make people laugh.

I saw happiness in her smiling face.

I saw happiness in her smiling face.

Her smile makes her more beautiful.

Her smile makes her more beautiful.

She smiled at me.

She smiled at me.

Please don't laugh at him

Please don't laugh at him

6. Don't laugh at him.

Don't laugh at him

7. I think you hurt his self-esteem by laughing at the way he speaks English.

I think you hurt his self-esteem by laughing at the way he speaks English.

He told me the news with a smile.

He told me the news with a smile.

Laugh and laugh.

Smile, smile

Tease

sneer

The scoffer sneered

Laugh heartily

laugh heartily

Laugh heartily

laugh heartily

Win the final victory

Laugh last; Win the final victory

The last laugh

Laugh last; Win the final victory

He who laughs at himself first will not be laughed at.

He who laughs at himself first will not laugh at others.

He laughs best who laughs last.

He who laughs last laughs best.

People who laugh at bad people should walk straight.

If you want to laugh at other people's hunchbacks, you have to walk tall.

Join the laughter

Accompanied by laughter

laugh heartily

With a smile

Make people laugh

Make people laugh

Arouse ridicule for sb. Make someone laugh. )

Make sb an object of ridicule, put sb in a ridiculous position

Laugh at sb. Make someone laugh. )

Make sb an object of ridicule, put sb in a ridiculous position

Laugh and gain weight.

Laughing often makes you fat, but being broad-minded makes you fat.

laugh

laugh ...

laugh

dismiss with a laugh

dismiss with a smile

Laugh it off, laugh it off.

Laugh away the time

dismiss with a laugh

Interrupt (a speech, etc) with laughter; Refuse (a suggestion, etc.) with a smile.

Laugh like hell

Laugh hard, laugh wildly

dismiss with a laugh

Laugh at ...; Eliminate with laughter ...

Talk with a smile

Talk with a smile; Consider ... laughing

Laugh at sb. Go out from ...

Make sb. Forget (troubles, etc.). ) By laughing and joking.

Laugh at sb. Out of concern

Make sb. Forget (troubles, etc.). ) By laughing and joking.

1. Tears streaming down her face, tears streaming down her face.

When he finished the story, most of us were in tears.

When he finished the story, most of us were in tears.

Tears filled my eyes.

Jane turned to me with tears in her eyes and asked me to help her.

Jane turned to me with tears in her eyes and asked me to help her.

Tears streaming down her face, tears streaming down her face.

Laura burst into tears and ran out of the room.

Laura burst into tears and ran out of the house.

Tears ran down her cheeks.

When the music started, he stood quietly, tears running down his cheeks.

When the music started, he stood quietly, tears running down his cheeks.

5. Hold back your tears.

Bill fought back his tears and tried to comfort Sarah's mother.

Bill held back his tears and tried to comfort Sangla's mother.

6. Make someone cry (because of sadness).

This old song always makes me cry.

That old song always makes me cry.

I am about to cry

Her hands are shaking. She was about to cry, but Paul didn't realize it.

Her hands were shaking and she was about to cry, but Paul didn't realize it at all.

8. Making someone cry will make someone cry.

His nagging and complaining made Louis cry.

He kept nagging and complaining, which made Louis cry.

9. Someone's eyes shed tears (wind, smoke, etc.). ) makes people cry.

Joe's eyes were flooded with smoke in the room.

The smoke in the room brought tears to Joe's eyes.

10. Cry bitterly (orally) and cry bitterly.

Cecil came later, crying her eyes out and begging me to forgive him.

Cecil came later, crying and begging me to forgive him.

1 1. Make someone cry, make someone cry.

David often teases his sister and makes her cry.

David often makes her sister cry.

12. collapse (because of emotional loss of control) cry, cry.

I left soon and didn't want to break down in front of the children.

I left soon because I didn't want to cry in front of the children.

13. There is alumina to hold down the throat and choke (because of emotion and sadness).

My throat choked and I didn't speak because I knew I would cry.

I choked up and didn't speak because I knew I would cry.

14. Open the water project (oral) (coquetry) and cry (intentionally).

It's no good opening the waterworks. You can't stay at home without going to school.

It's no use crying, because you can't play truant.