英語中笑的單詞
1. 帶有笑的英語單詞
笑的單詞
laugh,cachinnate, cackle, guffaw. Informal heehaw,smile,beam, grin. giggle,snicker, snigger, titter
belly laugh
[美口]縱聲大笑; 逗人發笑的事物
holy laugh
[laughing][美]充滿宗教熱情的笑
horse laugh
捧腹[哈哈]大笑; 嘲弄的笑聲
sardonic laugh
輕蔑的笑, 冷笑
burst out laughing
放聲大笑
die of laughing
笑得要死
die with laughing
笑得要死
Don't make me laugh.
[口, 諷]你太可笑了, 你真荒謬。
fall about laughing
[口]忍不住大笑
for laughs
[美俚]為了取樂, 作為消遣, 藉以開心
get the laugh at sb.(=get the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
get the laugh at sb.(=have the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
get the laugh of sb.(=get the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
get the laugh of sb.(=have the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
get the laugh on sb.(=get the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
get the laugh on sb.(=have the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
get the laugh over sb.(=get the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
get the laugh over sb.(=have the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
have the laugh at sb.(=get the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
have the laugh at sb.(=have the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
have the laugh of sb.(=get the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
have the laugh of sb.(=have the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
have the laugh on sb.(=get the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
have the laugh on sb.(=have the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
have the laugh over sb.(=get the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
have the laugh over sb.(=have the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
have a good laugh
盡情地笑
have a hearty laugh
盡情地笑
have the last laugh
笑在最後; 取得最後勝利
get the last laugh
笑在最後; 取得最後勝利
He is not laughed at that laughs at himself first.
[諺]先自嘲的人, 不會見笑於人。
He laughs best who laughs last.
[諺]最後笑的人笑得最好。
He who laughs at crooked men should need walk very straight.
[諺]要笑別人駝背, 自己就要挺起胸膛走路。
join in the laugh
隨著大笑
on the laugh
笑著
raise a laugh
引人發笑
raise a laugh against sb.(=put the laugh on sb.)
使某人成為取笑的對象, 使某人處於可笑的地位
turn the laugh against sb.(=put the laugh on sb.)
使某人成為取笑的對象, 使某人處於可笑的地位
Laugh and grow fat.
[諺]常笑發福, 心寬體胖。
laugh at
因...而笑
嘲笑
付之一笑
laugh away
笑著不理, 付之一笑
笑著消磨時間
laugh down
以笑聲打斷(講話等); 以笑聲拒絕(建議等)
laugh fit to kill
[口]拚命地笑, 狂笑
laugh off
對...付之一笑; 以笑來排除...
laugh over
笑著談論; 想著...發笑
laugh sb. out of
以談笑的方式使某人忘記(憂愁等)
laugh sb. out of worries
以談笑的方式使某人忘記(憂愁等)
2. 笑的英語單詞
laugh
[lB:f]
vi.
笑, 譏笑
n.
笑, 笑聲
laugh
laugh
AHD:[l²f, läf]
D.J.[l#f, l$8f]
K.K.[l#f, l$f]
v.(動詞)
laughed,laugh.ing,laughs
v.intr.(不及物動詞)
To express certain emotions, especially mirth, delight, or derision, by a series of spontaneous, usually unarticulated sounds often accompanied by corresponding facial and bodily movements.
笑:為表達某種情感,尤指高興、快樂或嘲笑而發的一陣自發的,通常是不清晰的聲音,並常伴隨著臉部和身體的運動
To show or feel amusement or good humor:
感到好笑:表示或感到好笑或非常幽默:
laughed to herself at the memory; an experience we would laugh about later on.
想起這些,她暗自發笑;以後他們會感到好笑的經歷
To feel or express derision or contempt; mock:
嘲笑:感到或表示嘲諷和輕視;嘲笑:
We used to laugh at their provincial manners. I had to laugh when I saw who my opponent was.
我們以前常常嘲笑他們粗俗的舉止。當我得知我的對手是誰的時候,我感到好笑
To feel a triumphant or exultant sense of well-being:
得意洋洋:因安樂而洋洋得意或歡欣:
You won't be laughing when the truth comes out.
一旦真相被揭露,你就不會洋洋得意了
To proce sounds resembling laughter:
發出類似歡笑的聲音:
parrots laughing and chattering in the trees.
鸚鵡在樹上歡唱著
v.tr.(及物動詞)
To affect or influence by laughter:
用笑聲所影響或感染:
laughed the speaker off the stage; laughed the proposal down.
用笑聲把演講者趕下台;用笑聲否定了這項提議
To say with a laugh:
笑著說:
He laughed his delight at the victory.
他的笑聲表達了他勝利的喜悅
n.(名詞)
The act of laughing.
笑
The sound of laughing; laughter.
笑的聲音;笑聲
Informal Something amusing, absurd, or contemptible; a joke:
【非正式用語】 笑話,笑柄:可笑的,荒誕的或可鄙的事情;笑話:
The solution they recommended was a laugh.
他們提出的解決辦法簡直是個笑話
Often laughs Informal Fun; amusement:
常作 laughs 【非正式用語】 消遣;玩樂:
decided to go along just for laughs.
決定一起去,只為了樂一樂
laugh at
To treat lightly; scoff at:
不以為意;對…一笑置之:
a daredevil who laughed at danger.
魯莽大膽的蔑視危險
laugh off 或
laugh away
To dismiss as ridiculously or laughably trivial:
一笑置之:把……當作滑稽可笑的瑣事而置之不理:
laughed off any suggestion that her career was over.
對有關她事業生涯已經結束的暗示置之不理
laugh up (one's) sleeve 或
laugh in (one's) sleeve
To rejoice or exult in secret, as at another's error or defeat.
幸災樂禍:偷偷地欣喜或高興,如對他人的錯誤或失敗
Middle English laughen
中古英語 laughen
from Old English hlæhhan
源自 古英語 hlæhhan
[probably ultimately of imitative origin]
[可能最終源自擬聲]
laugh「er
n.(名詞)
laugh「ingly
adv.(副詞)
laugh
[lB:f]
vi.
笑; 發笑
(自然物等)呈現歡欣景象
They are talking and laughing.
他們邊說邊笑。
Green pines laugh in the breeze.
青松迎風歡笑。
laugh
[lB:f]
vt.
以笑表示
笑得使...
laugh a hearty laugh
由衷地笑
laugh a reply
以笑作答
He laughed his dissent.
他笑著表示不同意。
laugh
[lB:f]
n.
笑, 笑聲
令人發笑的事
嘲笑; [pl. ]玩笑
belly laugh
[美口]縱聲大笑; 逗人發笑的事物
holy laugh
[laughing][美]充滿宗教熱情的笑
horse laugh
捧腹[哈哈]大笑; 嘲弄的笑聲
sardonic laugh
輕蔑的笑, 冷笑
burst out laughing
放聲大笑
die of laughing
笑得要死
die with laughing
笑得要死
Don't make me laugh.
[口, 諷]你太可笑了, 你真荒謬。
fall about laughing
[口]忍不住大笑
for laughs
[美俚]為了取樂, 作為消遣, 藉以開心
get the laugh at sb.(=get the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
get the laugh at sb.(=have the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
get the laugh of sb.(=get the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
get the laugh of sb.(=have the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
get the laugh on sb.(=get the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
get the laugh on sb.(=have the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
get the laugh over sb.(=get the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
get the laugh over sb.(=have the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
have the laugh at sb.(=get the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
have the laugh at sb.(=have the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
have the laugh of sb.(=get the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
have the laugh of sb.(=have the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
have the laugh on sb.(=get the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
have the laugh on sb.(=have the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
have the laugh over sb.(=get the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
have the laugh over sb.(=have the laugh on one's side)
輪到自己嘲笑某人, 勝過某人, 使某人丟臉
have a good laugh
盡情地笑
have a hearty laugh
盡情地笑
have the last laugh
笑在最後; 取得最後勝利
get the last laugh
笑在最後; 取得最後勝利
He is not laughed at that laughs at himself first.
[諺]先自嘲的人, 不會見笑於人。
He laughs best who laughs last.
[諺]最後笑的人笑得最好。
He who laughs at crooked men should need walk very straight.
[諺]要笑別人駝背, 自己就要挺起胸膛走路。
join in the laugh
隨著大笑
on the laugh
笑著
raise a laugh
引人發笑
raise a laugh against sb.(=put the laugh on sb.)
使某人成為取笑的對象, 使某人處於可笑的地位
turn the laugh against sb.(=put the laugh on sb.)
使某人成為取笑的對象, 使某人處於可笑的地位
Laugh and grow fat.
[諺]常笑發福, 心寬體胖。
laugh at
因...而笑
嘲笑
付之一笑
laugh away
笑著不理, 付之一笑
笑著消磨時間
laugh down
以笑聲打斷(講話等); 以笑聲拒絕(建議等)
laugh fit to kill
[口]拚命地笑, 狂笑
laugh off
對...付之一笑; 以笑來排除...
laugh over
笑著談論; 想著...發笑
laugh sb. out of
以談笑的方式使某人忘記(憂愁等)
laugh sb. out of worries
以談笑的方式使某人忘記(憂愁等)
laugh
laugh
AHD:[l²f, läf]
D.J.[l#f, l$8f]
K.K.[l#f, l$f]
v.
laughed,laugh.ing,laughs
v.intr.
To express certain emotions, especially mirth, delight, or derision, by a series of spontaneous, usually unarticulated sounds often accompanied by corresponding facial and bodily movements.
To show or feel amusement or good humor:
laughed to herself at the memory; an experience we would laugh about later on.
To feel or express derision or contempt; mock:
We used to laugh at their provincial manners. I had to laugh when I saw who my opponent was.
To feel a triumphant or exultant sense of well-being:
You won't be laughing when the truth comes out.
To proce sounds resembling laughter:
parrots laughing and chattering in the trees.
v.tr.
To affect or influence by laughter:
laughed the speaker off the stage; laughed the proposal down.
To say with a laugh:
He laughed his delight at the victory.
n.
The act of laughing.
The sound of laughing; laughter.
Informal Something amusing, absurd, or contemptible; a joke:
The solution they recommended was a laugh.
Often laughs Informal Fun; amusement:
decided to go along just for laughs.
laugh at
To treat lightly; scoff at:
a daredevil who laughed at danger.
laugh off or
laugh away
To dismiss as ridiculously or laughably trivial:
laughed off any suggestion that her career was over.
laugh up (one's) sleeve or
laugh in (one's) sleeve
To rejoice or exult in secret, as at another's error or defeat.
Middle English laughen
from Old English hlæhhan
[probably ultimately of imitative origin]
laugh「er
n.
laugh「ingly
adv.
laugh
中古英語laughen<古英語hleahhan<印歐語詞干klég叫出聲,發聲
laugh,smile,grin,chuckle,sneer
laugh 指哈哈大笑
At that moment, everybody began to laugh and sing.
這時候,大家開始又是笑又是唱。
We all laughed to tears at his funny story.
聽了他的滑稽的故事,我們都笑出眼淚了。
smile (名詞:smile)指微笑
The inn-keeper smiled and immediately went out.
客棧老闆微微一笑便出去了。
The porter and I looked at each other and smiled.
我和腳夫微笑著你看著我,我看著你。
grin (名詞:grin)滿臉的笑
He grinned from ear to ear.
他滿臉堆著笑。
The boy grinned with delight.
那個男孩子高興得咧著嘴笑。
chuckle (名詞:chuckle) 咯咯的笑,抿著嘴發出的笑(聲)
He was chucking to himself over what he was reading.
由於書中讀到了有趣的東西,他一個人咯咯地笑出了聲。
sneer 冷笑
Oh, is it? …said the sheriff with a sneer.
「噢,是嗎?」司法官冷笑著說。
註:除此之外,sneer表示看不起人的冷笑,giggle傻乎乎地咯咯笑。如:The funny man amused the girls, so they giggled. mirth 為名詞,指歡樂輕快的笑。如:…occasioned great mirth…
laugh
laugh
[lB:f]
vi.
笑,發笑 n.笑
3. 笑的英語單詞是什麼
笑的英語單詞是:laugh。
laugh
英[lɑːf] 美[læf]
v.發笑;笑;嘲笑。
n.笑聲;笑;笑料。
詞彙搭配:
1、laugh a hearty laugh 盡情地大笑。
2、laugh a reply 以笑作答。
3、laugh best 笑得最好。
4、laugh foolishly 傻傻地笑。
例句:
1、Theoldman'sarealcoldfish.I'veneverseenhimlaugh.
這老頭真是個冷冰冰的人,我從來沒見他笑過。
2、,butshewasbeginningtolaugh
他正要解釋,她卻笑起來了。
(3)英語中笑的單詞擴展閱讀:
laugh作「笑」解時是不及物動詞;作「笑著表示」解時是及物動詞,接名詞或代詞作賓語,也可接以形容詞充當補足語的復合賓語。
laugh可接同源賓語,該同源賓語前通常有形容詞hearty, merry等修飾。
laugh與away〔off〕連用,意為「以笑表示,用笑來驅除…」;與at連用時用於貶義,表示「因…而笑」,也可表示「嘲笑」。
laugh接 about 表示「對…感到好笑而發笑」,接 over 表示「想到或談到某事而發笑」。
4. 收集一些關於笑的英語單詞
laugh
普通平常的笑
smile
微笑sneer
譏笑
mock
恥笑
deride
嘲笑
grin
露齒而笑
sardonic
grin
冷笑
giggle
傻笑
chortle
得意時的大版笑權
forced
smile
苦笑
risus
大笑
5. 想知道英語中的一些表示 笑 的單詞,比如 smile,grin ,laugh,還有其他的嗎
laugh,smile,beam,表示微笑,ridicule,mock是嘲笑,giggle,smrik,risus是咯咯笑,大笑.
6. 求英語中32個表示笑的單詞或短語
笑的單詞
laugh,cachinnate, cackle, guffaw. Informal heehaw,smile,beam, grin. giggle,snicker, snigger, titter,
笑的短語
not be a barrel of laughs (informal)
to not be enjoyable. '
---He's a bit serious, isn't he?' 'Yeah, not exactly a barrel of laughs.'
not be a bundle of laughs (informal)
to not be entertaining or enjoyable.
---She's not a bundle of laughs, your cousin. The funeral wasn't exactly a bundle of laughs.
be a laugh a minute (informal)
to be very funny and entertaining.
---You know what Mark's like - he's not exactly a laugh a minute. 'A two-hour meeting with Nigel Owen? I bet that was fun.' 'Oh, it was a laugh a minute.'
be laughing all the way to the bank (informal)
if someone is laughing all the way to the bank, they have made a lot of money very easily, often because someone else has been stupid.
---If we don't take this opportunity, you can be sure our competitors will and they'll be laughing all the way to the bank.
be laughing on the other side of your face (British, American & Australian, informal, American & Australian, informal)
if you say someone who is happy will be laughing on the other side of their face, you are angry about the thing that is making them happy and think that something will soon happen to upset them.
---You'll be laughing out of the other side of your face if you fail your exams.
be laughing up your sleeve
to laugh at someone secretly, often in an unkind way.
---He persuaded people to believe in him and all the time he was laughing up his sleeve at them. (often + at)
be no laughing matter
if a subject is no laughing matter, it is serious and not something that people should make jokes about.
--- Haemorrhoids are all very funny when other people have them, but if you get them yourself, it's no laughing matter.
a belly laugh
a loud laugh which cannot be controlled.
--- It's not often you hear the kind of jokes that give you a real belly laugh.
Don't make me laugh. (informal)
something that you say when someone has suggested something that you think is not at all likely to happen.
---'You never know, Pete might help out.' 'Pete? Help out? Don't make me laugh!'
have the last laugh
to make someone who has criticized or defeated you look stupid by succeeding at something more important or by seeing them fail.
---They fired her last year but she had the last laugh because she was taken on by their main rivals at twice the salary.
not know whether to laugh or cry
to be extremely upset by something bad that has happened.
---Then they announced that my flight was delayed for ten hours. I didn't know whether to laugh or cry.
laugh in someone's face
to show someone that you do not respect them and do not think their ideas are important.
--- He asked them to put out their cigarettes but they just laughed in his face.
laugh like a drain (British & Australian)
to laugh very loudly.
--- I told her what had happened and she laughed like a drain.
laugh something/someone out of court
to refuse to think seriously about an idea, belief or a possibility.
--- At the meeting, her proposal was laughed out of court. (usually passive) Anyone who had made such a ludicrous suggestion would have been laughed out of court
[laugh/scream/shout etc.] your head off
to laugh/scream/shout etc. very much and very loudly. He laughed his head off when he read the letter.
a laughing stock
someone who does something very stupid which makes other people laugh at them.
---I can't cycle around on that old thing! I'll be the laughing stock of the neighbourhood. (usually + of)
have the last laugh
to succeed when others thought you would not.
--- The company fired her last year but she had the last laugh because she was hired by their main rival at twice the salary.
Usage notes: sometimes used with get:
--- She said I'd never make it to college, but I got the last laugh.
a laugh a minute
very funny and entertaining.
---Paul's clever screenplay makes this new comedy a laugh a minute.
Usage notes: often used humorously to mean the opposite: Any meeting with a school principal has to be a laugh a minute.
laugh all the way to the bank
to be pleased about the profit earned from doing something.
---Team owners complain about the latest TV deal, but in fact they are laughing all the way to the bank. After we sold the house, my wife cried and I laughed all the way to the bank.
laugh at someone
to ridicule someone.
--- A lot of kids laughed at me because of the way I dressed, but it never bothered me.
laugh at something
to show you think something is ridiculous.
---Cynthia laughs at the suggestion she's doing this job for the money.
laugh off something
to act as if something is not important to you. It's not easy to laugh off an insult.
--- She criticizes his work constantly but he doesn't get angry, he just laughs it off.
no laughing matter
Cambridge International Dictionary of Idioms &; Cambridge University Press 1998
7. 表示笑的英語詞語
說起「笑」,你最熟悉的也許是 smile 或 laugh。除此之外,英語中還有 不少詞彙可表示各種各樣的笑。
(1)、beam 指人因心情舒暢而發出的笑,即面帶喜悅地笑 (smile happily and cheerfully)。
She beamed back at me in an idiotic manner. 她回頭沖著我傻乎乎地笑笑。
The children 's faces beamed with happy smiles. 孩子們的臉上充溢著幸福的笑容。
He greeted me with a beam of joy. 他笑容滿面地迎接我。
Yusef chuckled with a beam of pride on his face. 尤塞夫呵呵笑起來,臉上露出得意的笑容。
(2)、grin 指咧嘴露齒而笑,可用作動詞或名詞。
He grinned when he was delighted at the memory of the matter. 想到往事,他開心地咧嘴笑了起來。
A large cat was lying on the hearth and grinning from ear to ear. 一隻大貓正趴在爐邊,它正咧著嘴笑。
I know she is joking because she has a big grin on her face. 她咧著嘴在笑,我知道她是在開玩笑。
They looked at each other in a grin of understanding. 他們會心地笑著,互相瞅了一眼。
(3) 、chuckle 指偷笑、暗自低聲輕笑,咯咯地笑 ( to laugh softly or amusedly,
usually with satisfaction),可用作動詞或名詞。
He chuckled to himself over the success of the scheme . 想到那條妙計很靈驗,他得意地偷笑起來。
She was happy to talk about it. She held me tight and continued to chuckle.
她興高采烈地談論這件事,緊緊地摟著我,咯咯地笑個不停。
I couldn't suppress a soft chuckle at the thought of it. 想到這個,忍不住輕輕地笑起來。
He gave a mild chuckle and looked at me with his kind and candid blue eyes。
他輕輕地咯咯一笑,用那雙和善又坦率的藍眼睛望著我。
(4)、giggle 「傻笑」、「咯咯地笑」 指情不自禁發出咯咯的笑聲(laugh repeatedly
in silly but uncontrolled way when one is amused, embarraseed or nervous),
較多地用於女人或孩子,可用作動詞或名詞。
Scarlett wanted to giggle at her discomfiture, for Rhett had caught her fairly.
思嘉看見她這副狼狽相忍不住要笑出聲來, 因為瑞德抓住她的要害了。
The absurd story made all the children started to giggle. 那個荒謬的故事使所有的孩子們都吃吃地笑開了。
Stop giggling , children; this is a serious matter. 孩子們,別傻笑了,這是嚴肅的事情。
There was a giggle from the back of the class. 從教室後面傳來咯咯的笑聲。
She gave a delighted giggle. 她高興地發出吃吃笑聲。
(5)、chortle 指哈哈大笑、得意地歡笑(laugh when one feels amused or pleased
about something),可用作動詞或名詞。
My parents chortled with mirth, when they heard the funny story。
當我的父母聽到這件趣事,他們開心得咯咯笑起來了。
Now and then there came chortles of the children from the next room.
隔壁房間里不時傳來孩子們的歡笑聲。
(6)、cachinnate 指放聲大笑、鬨笑(laugh loudly and in an unrestrained way)
He cachinnated till his sides ached . 他笑得肚皮都痛。
Every time you take a full breath, or when you cachinnate well, the diaphragm descends and gives the stomach an extra squeeze and shakes it.
每一次深呼吸或大笑,橫膈膜會下降,使胃部受到額外的擠壓和振動。
(7)、guffaw 「狂笑」、「鬨笑」, 指哈哈大笑、開心地放聲大笑,可用作動詞或名詞。
Paul beat his rival at last , and he guffawed boisterously 保羅最終戰勝他的對手,發出一陣狂笑。
He guffawed with delight when he heard the news 聽到這個消息,他高興得狂笑不已。
What he said aroused a blast of guffaw. 他的話引起大家一陣鬨笑。
The crowd laugh an guffaw as soon as they see the ridiculous manner of the buffoon.
見小丑那種滑稽樣子, 觀眾不禁哈哈大笑大起來。
(8)、titter 「竊笑」, 指窘迫時的短促的竊笑(laugh nervously, often at something
that you feel you should not be laughing at),可用作動詞或名詞。
He heard some girls tittering behind his back. 他聽到背後有一些女孩子在竊笑。
Mention sex therapy and most people will titter in embarrassment.
提及性治療,大多數人會尷尬地偷笑。
The titter that rippled around the room appeared to abash the boy,
教室里到處都是竊竊輕笑聲,似乎是這讓男孩臉紅。
The love scene raised a few titters from a party of schoolboys.
這個愛情情景引起一群男生的竊笑。
(9)、simper 指痴笑,傻笑或做作地笑(smile affectedly or derisively)可用作動詞或名
詞。
What are you simpering about now? 你在傻笑什麼?
When I told him that news, he simply simpered. 當我把那消息告訴他時,他只假笑了一下。
The model looked at her reflection in the mirror with an idiotic simper.
模特兒帶著傻乎乎的微笑望著鏡子里自己。
He had small, watery eyes, a pointed nose, and wore an unpleasant simper.
他長了一雙水汪汪的小眼睛,一個尖頭鼻子,臉上掛著令人討厭的假笑。
(10)、smirk 「假笑」、「得意的笑」; 指洋洋得意、自鳴得意地笑,或指輕蔑地笑 ( laugh in an affected, smug, or offensively familiar way or laugh with pleasure at someone else's unhappiness or misfortu呢), 可用作動詞或名詞
She stood there, smirking at me without a word. 她站在那裡,一言不語,沖著我傻笑。
I don't like the way he winks and smirks at me whenever he sees me.
我不喜歡他每次看到我總是眨眨眼,捂著嘴偷笑我的樣子。
A smirk flickered at the corner of his mouth as he watched my struggle.
他看我掙扎的樣子,嘴角閃過一絲幸災樂禍的笑容。
"I told you it would end in disaster," said Polly with a self-satisfied smirk on her face.
「我告訴你它會以悲劇收場,」波利自鳴得意地笑著說。
(11)、snicker 「壞笑」、「竊笑」、「暗笑」,常含有不敬之意(laugh quietly in
a disrespectful way),多用作動詞。
On hearing his absurd opinion, I went snickering. 聽了他荒謬的意見,我忍不住暗笑著走開了。
She stood there, snickering at what he was saying. 她站在那裡,對他說的偷偷發笑。
The class snickered but she said, "try," encouragingly . 全班同學聽了都竊竊發笑,然而她卻鼓勵說:「試試吧!」
(12)、snigger 「暗笑」,「竊笑」,常不帶善意(to laugh at someone or something in a silly and often unkind way), 多用作動詞。
He sniggered, and then pulled himself and tried to look particularlysolemn.
他偷偷地噗嗤笑了出來,接著又斂容正色,做出特別莊重嚴肅的樣子。
How can I forget, with people sniggering behind my back?
我怎麼會忘記呢?人們一直在我背後偷偷地笑話我。
(13)、sneer 指某人傲慢、盛氣凌人而冷言冷語地嘲笑、譏笑他人(smile or speak in
a very unkind way that shows you have no respect for someone or
something),著重強調其說話的調腔、措辭和表情,常帶有一定的惡意或蔑視。可
用作動詞或名詞。
She'll probably sneer at my new shoes because they're not expensive.
她很可能會嘲笑我的新鞋,因為它們不是很貴。
He's always sneering at my suggestions. 他總是對我提出的建議嗤之以鼻。
It is discouraging to be sneered at all the time. 老是被人譏笑是很令人泄氣。
There were always those who dismissed him with a sneer, saying he wasn't British by birth. 總有人對他不屑一顧,說他不是土生土長的英國人。
He paid no attention to their sneers. 他對他們的嘲笑置之不理。
(14)、deride 「嘲笑」、「譏笑」,指用輕蔑的語言譏諷某人的缺點(laugh at someone or something in a way that shows you think they are stupid or of no value).
They derided his efforts as childish. 他們把他的努力嘲為幼稚之舉。
This building, once derided by critics, is now a major tourist attraction.
這個建築物,曾受批評者譏諷,現在成了一個主要的旅遊景點。
You should not deride children for their failures; you should encourage them to try again. 你不該嘲笑孩子的失敗,應該鼓勵他們再作嘗試。
(15)、scoff 「嘲笑」、「譏笑」,指不尊重、不相信,以致用輕蔑的語言無理嘲笑。
Young people should not scoff at the advice given by the elders.
年輕人不應嘲笑長輩提出的勸告。
Although some may scoff at the idea, it has been a remarkably compelling vision.
雖然有些人對之不屑一顧, 然而這一理念確實廣受歡迎.。
Economic analysts scoff at the claims that inflation is on the rise.
經濟分析家們對通脹上升各種說法嗤之以鼻。
(16)、jeer 指奚落、冷嘲熱諷的嘲笑。可用作動詞或名詞。
The big boys jeer at Tom Because he is so small.
大個男孩子們嘲笑湯姆,因為他個子很矮小。
Don』t jeer at the mistakes or misfortures of others. 不要嘲笑別人的錯誤或不幸。
I didn't come here today to jeer: I want to give advice.
我今天到這兒來不是為了諷刺挖苦,我是想提些建議。
He was stabbed to the heart by the girl's jeer. 那女孩的嘲諷深深地刺傷了他的心。
望採納,謝謝。
8. 笑的英語單詞怎麼寫
1,laugh
英
[lɑ:f]
美
[lf]
vi.笑;發笑;嘲笑;(特別表示因成功而)處於回有利地位
vt.以笑表示,以笑感動[影響]
n.笑;笑聲;引人發笑的事或人答;笑料,
2,smile
英
[smal]
美
[smal]
n.微笑,笑容
vt.以微笑表示;以微笑完成
vi.微笑;贊許;不在乎
9. 收集一些關於笑的英語單詞
laugh 普通平常的笑 smile 微笑sneer 譏笑 mock 恥笑 deride 嘲笑 grin 露齒而笑 sardonic grin 冷笑 giggle 傻笑 chortle 得意內時的大笑容 forced smile 苦笑 risus 大笑
10. 笑的英文單詞
smile
微笑
laugh
大笑
giggle
咯咯笑(小孩)
titter(竊笑)
常用的就這么多了~