Two words to describe laughter

The two words used to describe laughter are laugh, laugh, sneer, smug smile, smirk, sneer, smirk, laugh, smirk, laugh wildly, grin, smirk, smirk, smirk.

1. Laughter is a Chinese character, and the pinyin is dà xiào o, open your heart and laugh happily.

Chapter 31 of Qing Wu's Scholars: Grandpa Weiss laughed.

Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions in Qing Dynasty: "Everyone can't help laughing."

2. Smile (wēi xiào) means to smile slightly; Smile.

Chapter 5 of Yang Mo's Song of Youth: "Yu Yongze nodded, looked into Tao Jing's experienced eyes and smiled."

3. xiao refers to irony and ridicule.

Liu Qing's "History of Entrepreneurship" Part I Chapter 2: "Director Guo, do you think that Shengbao's production plan can be realized? Many people in the village laughed! "

4. Smile is a Chinese word, pronounced Shà n xi ao, which means to laugh at or brazenly smile and pretend to smile.

Act II of Sunrise by Cao Yu: "However, Grandma Guba is detached, and she can never tell innocent people how to smile at her."

5. Kuang Xiào. Laughing without restraint is called laughing wildly.

Liu Bannong's Story of the Pot Collection: "There are so many" long strategies "just by watching a Yuan Qu Xuan, which really makes people cry, laugh and sneeze!"