An idiom that describes being laughed at by others?

(1) An idiom describing being a bitch and making others laugh. I mean, it's a person.

If it is a sentence, "make people laugh" is more appropriate.

There is nothing appropriate about idioms.

What makes you laugh, what makes you laugh, and so on, is not what you mean.

(2) Describe idioms that are laughed at by many people.

Make a fool of yourself in front of experts.

[Explanation] Make people laugh: Make people laugh; Generosity: originally refers to people who know the avenue, and later refers to people who have knowledge or expertise. Make the insiders laugh.

[From] "Zhuangzi Qiushui": "Parents laugh and be generous."

③ Idioms describing jokes.

Look on coldly [l ě ng y m n p á ng gu ā n] The basic definition of the new word is to look on coldly. Take no part in this matter: look calm or indifferent. In every youth, we must not sit idly by and watch the development of things with contempt. In Song Zhuxi's answer to Huang Zhiqing: "Look on coldly; This is ridiculous.

(4) What idioms do people joke about?

Ch and zh and y ǐ bí

Interpretation: scoff: sneer. Sneer with your nose. Show contempt.

Source: Fan Hongchuan: "If you want to make utensils, you must plant catalpa paint first, and people will laugh at it."

[great shame]

Interpretation: odd: abnormal. What a shame.

Source: Ouyang Shan's Three Alleys 17: "We have forged a deep hatred with imperialism, and we can't forget those great humiliations."

⑤ What idioms are used to describe embarrassment?

1, look on coldly

Pronunciation l ě ng y m: n p á ng gu ā n

Cold-eyed interpretation: calm or indifferent eyes. It means not to participate in this matter, to stand by and watch the development of things.

Source Yin's "Shang Lu Sanyan": "It's wrong to look at it coldly and quietly, and to pour out your heart." Song Zhuxi's Answer to Huang Zhiqing: "Therefore, it was later restored by Shen Yan, and it was suggested that the first and last parts should be dedicated to Wang Tu. It's ridiculous to look on coldly and show your hands and feet. "

2. Pay attention to the fire on the other side

pronounce

Watching people across the river catch fire. Metaphor when others are in danger, Dont Ask For Help, watching.

The source of Tang Qiankang's Looking at Miracle: "The world of mortals on the other side is as busy as fire, and the porch is as cold as ice."

⑥ Idioms that describe watching other people's jokes.

jeer and sneer at sb

[Interpretation] Cynicism: indifference; Sharp and sarcastic remarks; Satire: Painful satire. It is a kind of ridicule and satire in sharp and spicy language.

[Language] Qingyuanmei's "Thirty-two Words with the Garden": "Everyone knows it; Have the meaning of injustice. Therefore, Dr. King is full of words; Cold and ironic. " Qing Wu Ren Jian's "The Weird Situation Witnessed in Twenty Years": "Ghosts and ghosts, no mother and son are separated; Laugh at grandpa. "

[pronunciation] ridicule; It can't be pronounced "zhāo".

[Shape discrimination] scene; Can't write "super".

Cold talk, cold talk, cold talk, meet the ice man honestly

Be sincere, be sincere.

[Usage] It is often used to describe satirical words or literary techniques. Generally used as predicate, attribute and adverbial.

⑦ Idioms that describe playing jokes on people.

The idiom to describe people's jokes is: gloating.

Schadenfreude, pinyin: xìng zāi lè huò.

Interpretation: Not only do you not sympathize with other people's disasters, but you enjoy them.

Source: Yan Zhitui's "Yan Family's Admonishment" in the Southern and Northern Dynasties: "If you were born in a peaceful world; Above the palace; To gloat; The first is rebellion; ..... this is the basis of genocide. "

If we are in an era of peace and prosperity, if we squint at the harem, we will not only feel sorry for other people's disasters, but will be happy. We will first come out to resist and fight ... These are the roots of illegality and genocide.

Synonym: gloating when someone is frustrated.

Two-part allegorical saying: Watching the fire from the other bank; Viewing capsizing from the Yellow Crane Tower

Usage: as predicate, attribute and adverbial; Of a person lacking goodwill.

We should not take a gloating attitude towards our classmates' shortcomings and mistakes.

(7) Extended reading of idioms describing jokes played by others.

The antonym of schadenfreude: the rabbit died in sorrow, and it was in the same boat.

1, the rabbit is so sad.

Pinyin: tê s ǐ hü bü i

Explanation: The original intention is that rabbits and foxes form an alliance against hunters. The rabbit died, and the fox was sad for losing his ally. Express sorrow for the death or misfortune of the alliance.

Source: Yuan Anonymous "Earn Fast Pass": "Today's oil is ripe, and the so-called rabbit is dead."

Today's deep bombing made the allies sad.

Use: combined; As a predicate, object, clause.

Synonym: things hurt their kind, and the fox cries when it dies.

Antonym: gloating.

2. In the same boat

Pinyin: tangbang Xi ā ng Li á n

Interpretation: It is a metaphor to sympathize with each other because of the same experience or pain. Pity: pity, sympathy.

Source: Ye's Biography of the Harmony between Wu and Yue in the Spring and Autumn Period: "I don't know the song on the river?" Help each other in the same boat. "

Haven't you heard the folk saying? Share weal and woe, share weal and woe.

Example: This pair of friends who are in the same boat are always bittersweet and have deep feelings.

Usage: as predicate and attribute; Used for people.

Synonyms: in the same boat, adversity and * * *

Antonym: Strange strange bedfellows, gloating.

What is the idiom to describe watching others joke?

Schadenfreude _ Kingsoft iciba

Spelling: xìng zāi lè huò

Interpretation: refers to the lack of goodwill; Be happy when others come back from disasters. Le: Joy.

Out: Yan Zhitui's "Yan Family Instructions" in the Southern and Northern Dynasties: "If you were born in a peaceful world; Above the palace; To gloat; The first is rebellion; ..... this is the basis of genocide. "

Example: a few people who are hostile to China in the world; For our temporary economic difficulties ~

Pet-name ruby idioms to describe people's jokes after dinner.

1, after dinner

Interpretation: refers to rest or leisure time.

Pronunciation: [chá yú fà n hê u]

We should seize our spare time and learn more scientific and cultural knowledge.

2, three teas and six meals

Interpretation: metaphor is very thoughtful to entertain guests.

Pronunciation: [sā n chá liê n]

Example: Mom, Master Simon has come to Yuncheng County on business. I felt that the service in the inn was not thoughtful, so I invited Master Simon back to our home. You should pay attention to three meals a day, mom!

3. Drink tea and wine

Interpretation: refers to rest or leisure time.

Pronunciation: [Cai Yong Pei]

Ex.: He saw that his carelessness had become an important topic after drinking tea.

4. No tea, no rice

Interpretation: Do not consider diet. Describe a heavy heart.

Pronunciation: [b cháb fàn]

As for the Empress Dowager, since the quarrel with Sejong that day, she has been eating and drinking all day, almost in Lacrimosa.

5. endless aftertaste

Interpretation: Describe a wonderful poem, song or unforgettable food.

Pronunciation: [yúwèI Wu qióng]

Example: Time flies in the long river of joy and laughter, but everyone is still waving shovels with endless aftertaste, bang, bang, bang.

Attending idioms to describe embarrassment.

1, look on coldly

Pronunciation l and līng

Yang

a surname

Gu 'ang

Cold-eyed interpretation: calm or indifferent eyes. It means not to participate in this matter, to stand by and watch the development of things.

Source Yin's "Shang Lu Sanyan": "It's not right to look at it coldly and quietly." Song Zhuxi's Answer to Huang Zhiqing: "Therefore, it was later restored by Shen Yan, and it was suggested that the first and last parts should be dedicated to Wang Tu. It's ridiculous to look on coldly and show your hands and feet. "

2. Pay attention to the fire on the other side

Pronunciation gé

àn

Gu 'ang

moustache

Watching people across the river catch fire. Metaphor when others are in danger, Dont Ask For Help, watching.

The source of Tang Qiankang's Looking at Miracle: "The world of mortals on the other side is as busy as fire, and the porch is as cold as ice."

3. Sit down and watch.

Pronunciation zung

Gu 'ang

the Chen Dynasty

Beiai

Look on coldly the success or failure of others.

The source "Historical Records Biography of Shu Tian": "Seeing military affairs, I want to sit and watch success or failure; Seeing the winner, I want to follow. "

Step 4 ignore it

Pronunciation mi

orchid

zhì

zhī

Interpretation: release. Put it aside coldly. It means to be indifferent to people or things and ignore them.

Liang Qingqi surpassed the source of "On young chinese": "It is good to be indifferent to him; I am indifferent and can't say anything. "

5. shelve

Pronunciation Shu

zhī

Geou

hot

Interpretation of shelves: elevated storage of utensils. Tie it up and put it on a high shelf. Metaphor is not necessary.

The source "Biography of Jin Shu Yu Yi": "This generation should be shelved until the world is peaceful."