What are some idioms and words that describe laughter?

Ⅰ What are the words that express laughter

There are many words that express laughter, such as: smile, bitter smile, ridicule, ridicule, smile, laughter, funny smile, belly laugh, haha Laughing loudly, laughing through tears, laughing up to the sky, laughing loudly, smiling brightly, smiling sweetly, smiling superficially but not smiling at all, etc.

Detailed explanation of some words:

1. 笑[ hán xiào ]

Explanation: Smiling.

Chapter 20 of Zhang Henshui's "Cause of Crying and Laughing": "He Lina greeted him with a smile, poured him a cup of tea and settled down at his seat."

2. Wry smile [kǔ xiào]

Explanation: A forced smile due to unhappiness.

Sha Ting's "Trapped Beast" 2: "Zhang Tong did not answer immediately. He hesitated, then sighed and smiled darkly."

3. Ridicule[ jī xiào ]

Explanation: To mock with cold words.

Chapter 2 of Part 1 of Liu Qing's "History of Entrepreneurship": "Director Guo, look, can Shengbao and their production plan be achieved? Many people in the village are laughing at them!"

4. Laugh at [ cháo xiào ]

Explanation: Use words to laugh at the other person.

Lao She's "Four Generations Under One Roof" 1: "When she didn't apply powder well and was laughed at by others, she still didn't worry at all and just laughed at herself along with others."

5. smile [ wēi xiào ]

Explanation: smile slightly; smile slightly.

Rou Shi's "February" 1: "A kind smile floated on his cheeks."

Ⅱ What are the four-character words that describe "smile"

The four-character words that describe "smile" are:

Smiling widely, unable to help laughing, making the whole room laugh, smiling brightly, smiling forcefully, smiling all over the city, smiling broadly, smiling away, smiling calmly, The spring breeze fills the face, smiles, thunderous cheers, look at each other and smile, smile charmingly, lean on the door to show off the smile, smile in return, laugh with palms, beam with joy, talk and laugh freely, laugh at the wind and moon, magpie laughs and doves dance, laugh Don't look up to him. He laughs at Ao in fun, coaxes and coaxes him, laughs with his mouth covered, smiles with his face broken, laughs away from sorrow, chats and laughs and is appointed a prince, A Ping is absolutely defeated, laughs loudly in the hall, speaks and laughs freely, salivates and frowns.

Ⅲ What are the words that express laughter, and the four-character idioms that describe laughter

Sound, appearance, and appearance

Selling laughter by leaning against the door

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A smile is worth a fortune

A smile

Smiling while covering one's mouth

Smiling and speaking with ease

A charming smile

Laughing dumbly

Hiding a knife in a smile

Smiling at each other

Smiling with joy

Neither crying nor laughing

Talking and laughing

Talking and laughing

Laughing through tears

Laughing

Smiling with joy

Can’t laugh or cry

The whole room is roaring Laugh

To smile

To laugh with palms in one's hands

To be unsmiling

To smile

Ⅳ To describe "laughing" What are the four-letter words for "very awesome"

Belly laughter

Pinyin: pěng fù dà xiào

Explanation: Cover your stomach with your hands and laugh. Describes the uncontrollable laughter when encountering something extremely ridiculous. Also means "laughing is a great joy".

Teeth and Teeth

Pinyin: chǐ yá chūn sè

Explanation: Describes a hearty laugh.

A face full of spring

Pinyin: mǎn liǎn chūn sè

Explanation: A metaphor for a face full of joyful smile

Source: Mao Dun's " "Midnight": "The conversation naturally became lively again, and Zhu Yinqiu and Chen Junyi, who had just complained, were also full of joy."

Lean forward and back together

Pinyin: qián yǎng hòu hé

Explanation: The body rocks back and forth. Describes the appearance of laughing or being so sleepy that one cannot stand straight up.

Source: The first chapter of "Meeting the Emperor" by Gao Wenxiu of the Yuan Dynasty: "Staggering this way and that, leaning back and forward, leaving the table, this wine is crazy."

Extreme joy brings sorrow

Pinyin: lè jí shēng bēi

Explanation: When you are extremely happy, something sad happens.

Source: "Huainanzi·Dao Yingxun" written by Liu An of the Western Han Dynasty: "When things prosper and then decline, when happiness reaches its peak, it becomes sad."

Ⅳ means "laughter". What are the words?

1. 冁然笑 chǎn rán ér xiào

Explanation of the idiom: 冁然: the appearance of smiling. Laughed happily.

2. Fǔ zhǎng dà xiào

Idiom explanation: Fuzhang: clap your hands. Clap your hands and laugh. Describe very happy.

3. Laughing hōng táng dà xiào

Idiom explanation: refers to a room full of people laughing together.

4. huān shēng xiào yǔ

Idiom explanation: joyful talking and laughter

5. huí móu yī xiào

Idiom explanation: pu: eyeball. He rolled his eyes and smiled. Often used to describe a woman's charming expression.

Ⅵ What are the four-character words or idioms with the word "laugh"

The four-character words or idioms with the word "laugh" are:

1. Happy and smiling

[xǐ xiào yán kāi]

Source:

Li Ruzhen, Qing Dynasty, Chapter 99 of "Jing Hua Yuan": "Through the archway, people come and go Go, be happy and smile. ”

Definition:

Yankai: The face is relaxed, referring to a smile. Describes being happy and smiling.

2. A hidden knife in a smile

[xiào lǐ cáng dāo]

Source:

"Old Tang Book·Li Yifu Biography": "Yi The appearance of the house is gentle and courteous; you will smile happily when talking to others; but you are jealous of underhanded thieves; you are in a position of power; you want others to follow you; if you are slightly disobedient, you will often fall into trouble. ; Also known as 'Li Cat' because of its softness.

Definition:

Describes a person who looks kind to others, but is sinister and vicious.

3. Looking back with a smile

[huí móu yī xiào]

Source:

"Song of Everlasting Sorrow" by Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty: "Looking back with a smile Bai Meisheng, the sixth palace has no color. ”

Definition:

Eyes: Eyes. He rolled his eyes and smiled. Often used to describe a woman's charming expression.

4. Smiling

[xiào róng kě jū]

Source

Ming Dynasty Luo Guanzhong's "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" No. 90 Chapter 5: "I saw Kong Ming sitting on the tower with a pleasant smile, burning incense and playing the piano."

Definition

掬: Hold it with both hands. Describes a smiling face.

5. Neither crying nor laughing

[tí xiào jiē fēi]

Source

Sha Ting's "Trouble": "Liu Jiufa stood up laughing and crying. ”

Definition

Cry: cry; neither: neither. Neither crying nor laughing, I don’t know what to do. Describing an embarrassing situation or behavior that is both uncomfortable and hilarious.