Definition of laughingly in English:

laughingly

adverb ˈlɑːfɪŋliˈlæfɪŋli

1In an amused way; with laughter.
感到有趣地，笑着
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘It just ended up being a huge success,’ Spicer says laughingly, ‘and we couldn't figure it out.
- ‘We're at the embarrassing bit,’ she explains, and her PR laughingly says she'd better buy the paper to read the interview.
- When they reached the sand, Muriel laughingly took off her sandals and her shorts.
- And so we did, wildly, laughingly, in the rain and wind, thunder and lightning.
- ‘The result was we decided to get married,’ she said laughingly at a press conference in Delhi recently.
- She laughingly assured us that the curds were made just hours ago.
- But, as Marie laughingly revealed to us, the medal is a fake.
- The African loudly and laughingly repeats the tots' request.
- Looking at one of the awning's outer support beams, he laughingly recalls a time when some of his friends kicked him out of his bedding for snoring too loudly.
- The shot-putter, who laughingly describes himself as ‘six-foot-four and 290 pounds’, says local women can be especially impressed by large men in tracksuits.
- ‘I tried it once and it came out like sweet milk with alcohol in it,’ the mother of two laughingly recalled.
- The pair now are good friends, and she speaks laughingly of her nonstop travel schedule and increased computer literacy.
- All in good fun, we laughingly made our way through the 20-odd questions, secretly jotting down our responses on separate papers.
- They laughingly proffer a red slice of watermelon.
- ‘It is supposed to be a guest appearance, but I keep telling him that he has made me work real hard by giving me my longest lines ever,’ the actress says laughingly.
- He applied for what he laughingly says his wife described as ‘real jobs’ - though he cannot remember what they were.
- When people ask him how long he bakes his bread, Dale laughingly replies, ‘Some days it takes 30 minutes, others an hour; it depends on how hot the oven is.’
- I apologised laughingly for staring, I felt as if I was constantly just staring, trying to take in every physical aspect of this man for whom I had left my previous life without ever meeting.
1. 1.1 With amused ridicule or ludicrous inappropriateness.
  戏弄地；傻乎乎地
  we finally reached what we laughingly called civilization
  我们最终达到了我们戏称为文明的状态。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Airlines have shrunk schedules and staffs to the point of eliminating what were laughingly referred to as meals on many routes.
  She plays down, somewhat laughingly, the individual importance of an Oscar.
  He also believes that pensioners are underpaid, so does that mean that we can look forward to a substantial increase in what this government laughingly calls a pension?
  And the information is cutting edge, though I hope that when my kids are my age, it will be laughingly obsolete.
  I don't know why I remember that; the movie itself was laughingly forgettable.
  At other times - and especially during what we laughingly call the Scottish ‘summer’ - only a horizontal week of sand and sea will do.
  She laughingly adds that working with the star was not such a terrible facet of making this move.
  The camera's perched right above the monitor, looking out over what I laughingly call my ‘study.’
  On the side, while we were doing what we laughingly refer to as ‘research’ for this piece, we came across this story from November 2000.
  Several points which had been lurking somewhere in the hidden depths of what I like to refer to laughingly as my mind crystallized as I was watching the game.
  Ok, I've sort of described what I'll be up to in what we laughingly call the near future.
  The mood on the coach was good humoured - laughingly compared to a school trip, except better prepared with wicker picnic baskets and a bottle of port.
  Around this time of year it's the ‘I'd better do something or I'll never get into one of those sparkly knotted hankies that designers laughingly call party dresses’.
  Bitter experience has taught me that resistance is futile, so it was with a heavy heart that I left my so-called home and got behind the wheel of what Brenda laughingly refers to as my ‘car’.
  It would have covered the terrace outside the ‘out-house’ and made a mess of the grassed area, laughingly referred to as ‘the lawn’.

Definition of laughingly in US English:

laughingly

adverbˈlafiNGlēˈlæfɪŋli

1In an amused way; with laughter.
感到有趣地，笑着
Example sentencesExamples
- And so we did, wildly, laughingly, in the rain and wind, thunder and lightning.
- The African loudly and laughingly repeats the tots' request.
- The shot-putter, who laughingly describes himself as ‘six-foot-four and 290 pounds’, says local women can be especially impressed by large men in tracksuits.
- ‘It is supposed to be a guest appearance, but I keep telling him that he has made me work real hard by giving me my longest lines ever,’ the actress says laughingly.
- The pair now are good friends, and she speaks laughingly of her nonstop travel schedule and increased computer literacy.
- Looking at one of the awning's outer support beams, he laughingly recalls a time when some of his friends kicked him out of his bedding for snoring too loudly.
- ‘I tried it once and it came out like sweet milk with alcohol in it,’ the mother of two laughingly recalled.
- He applied for what he laughingly says his wife described as ‘real jobs’ - though he cannot remember what they were.
- But, as Marie laughingly revealed to us, the medal is a fake.
- ‘We're at the embarrassing bit,’ she explains, and her PR laughingly says she'd better buy the paper to read the interview.
- All in good fun, we laughingly made our way through the 20-odd questions, secretly jotting down our responses on separate papers.
- They laughingly proffer a red slice of watermelon.
- She laughingly assured us that the curds were made just hours ago.
- I apologised laughingly for staring, I felt as if I was constantly just staring, trying to take in every physical aspect of this man for whom I had left my previous life without ever meeting.
- ‘The result was we decided to get married,’ she said laughingly at a press conference in Delhi recently.
- When they reached the sand, Muriel laughingly took off her sandals and her shorts.
- ‘It just ended up being a huge success,’ Spicer says laughingly, ‘and we couldn't figure it out.
- When people ask him how long he bakes his bread, Dale laughingly replies, ‘Some days it takes 30 minutes, others an hour; it depends on how hot the oven is.’
1. 1.1 With amused ridicule or ludicrous inappropriateness.
  戏弄地；傻乎乎地
  we finally reached what we laughingly called civilization
  我们最终达到了我们戏称为文明的状态。
  Example sentencesExamples
  She laughingly adds that working with the star was not such a terrible facet of making this move.
  The camera's perched right above the monitor, looking out over what I laughingly call my ‘study.’
  Around this time of year it's the ‘I'd better do something or I'll never get into one of those sparkly knotted hankies that designers laughingly call party dresses’.
  The mood on the coach was good humoured - laughingly compared to a school trip, except better prepared with wicker picnic baskets and a bottle of port.
  On the side, while we were doing what we laughingly refer to as ‘research’ for this piece, we came across this story from November 2000.
  Airlines have shrunk schedules and staffs to the point of eliminating what were laughingly referred to as meals on many routes.
  At other times - and especially during what we laughingly call the Scottish ‘summer’ - only a horizontal week of sand and sea will do.
  He also believes that pensioners are underpaid, so does that mean that we can look forward to a substantial increase in what this government laughingly calls a pension?
  Bitter experience has taught me that resistance is futile, so it was with a heavy heart that I left my so-called home and got behind the wheel of what Brenda laughingly refers to as my ‘car’.
  It would have covered the terrace outside the ‘out-house’ and made a mess of the grassed area, laughingly referred to as ‘the lawn’.
  I don't know why I remember that; the movie itself was laughingly forgettable.
  And the information is cutting edge, though I hope that when my kids are my age, it will be laughingly obsolete.
  Several points which had been lurking somewhere in the hidden depths of what I like to refer to laughingly as my mind crystallized as I was watching the game.
  Ok, I've sort of described what I'll be up to in what we laughingly call the near future.
  She plays down, somewhat laughingly, the individual importance of an Oscar.

单词	laughingly
释义	Definition of laughingly in English: laughingly adverb ˈlɑːfɪŋliˈlæfɪŋli 1In an amused way; with laughter. 感到有趣地，笑着 Example sentencesExamples ‘It just ended up being a huge success,’ Spicer says laughingly, ‘and we couldn't figure it out. ‘We're at the embarrassing bit,’ she explains, and her PR laughingly says she'd better buy the paper to read the interview. When they reached the sand, Muriel laughingly took off her sandals and her shorts. And so we did, wildly, laughingly, in the rain and wind, thunder and lightning. ‘The result was we decided to get married,’ she said laughingly at a press conference in Delhi recently. She laughingly assured us that the curds were made just hours ago. But, as Marie laughingly revealed to us, the medal is a fake. The African loudly and laughingly repeats the tots' request. Looking at one of the awning's outer support beams, he laughingly recalls a time when some of his friends kicked him out of his bedding for snoring too loudly. The shot-putter, who laughingly describes himself as ‘six-foot-four and 290 pounds’, says local women can be especially impressed by large men in tracksuits. ‘I tried it once and it came out like sweet milk with alcohol in it,’ the mother of two laughingly recalled. The pair now are good friends, and she speaks laughingly of her nonstop travel schedule and increased computer literacy. All in good fun, we laughingly made our way through the 20-odd questions, secretly jotting down our responses on separate papers. They laughingly proffer a red slice of watermelon. ‘It is supposed to be a guest appearance, but I keep telling him that he has made me work real hard by giving me my longest lines ever,’ the actress says laughingly. He applied for what he laughingly says his wife described as ‘real jobs’ - though he cannot remember what they were. When people ask him how long he bakes his bread, Dale laughingly replies, ‘Some days it takes 30 minutes, others an hour; it depends on how hot the oven is.’ I apologised laughingly for staring, I felt as if I was constantly just staring, trying to take in every physical aspect of this man for whom I had left my previous life without ever meeting. 1.1 With amused ridicule or ludicrous inappropriateness. 戏弄地；傻乎乎地 we finally reached what we laughingly called civilization 我们最终达到了我们戏称为文明的状态。 Example sentencesExamples Airlines have shrunk schedules and staffs to the point of eliminating what were laughingly referred to as meals on many routes. She plays down, somewhat laughingly, the individual importance of an Oscar. He also believes that pensioners are underpaid, so does that mean that we can look forward to a substantial increase in what this government laughingly calls a pension? And the information is cutting edge, though I hope that when my kids are my age, it will be laughingly obsolete. I don't know why I remember that; the movie itself was laughingly forgettable. At other times - and especially during what we laughingly call the Scottish ‘summer’ - only a horizontal week of sand and sea will do. She laughingly adds that working with the star was not such a terrible facet of making this move. The camera's perched right above the monitor, looking out over what I laughingly call my ‘study.’ On the side, while we were doing what we laughingly refer to as ‘research’ for this piece, we came across this story from November 2000. Several points which had been lurking somewhere in the hidden depths of what I like to refer to laughingly as my mind crystallized as I was watching the game. Ok, I've sort of described what I'll be up to in what we laughingly call the near future. The mood on the coach was good humoured - laughingly compared to a school trip, except better prepared with wicker picnic baskets and a bottle of port. Around this time of year it's the ‘I'd better do something or I'll never get into one of those sparkly knotted hankies that designers laughingly call party dresses’. Bitter experience has taught me that resistance is futile, so it was with a heavy heart that I left my so-called home and got behind the wheel of what Brenda laughingly refers to as my ‘car’. It would have covered the terrace outside the ‘out-house’ and made a mess of the grassed area, laughingly referred to as ‘the lawn’. Definition of laughingly in US English: laughingly adverbˈlafiNGlēˈlæfɪŋli 1In an amused way; with laughter. 感到有趣地，笑着 Example sentencesExamples And so we did, wildly, laughingly, in the rain and wind, thunder and lightning. The African loudly and laughingly repeats the tots' request. The shot-putter, who laughingly describes himself as ‘six-foot-four and 290 pounds’, says local women can be especially impressed by large men in tracksuits. ‘It is supposed to be a guest appearance, but I keep telling him that he has made me work real hard by giving me my longest lines ever,’ the actress says laughingly. The pair now are good friends, and she speaks laughingly of her nonstop travel schedule and increased computer literacy. Looking at one of the awning's outer support beams, he laughingly recalls a time when some of his friends kicked him out of his bedding for snoring too loudly. ‘I tried it once and it came out like sweet milk with alcohol in it,’ the mother of two laughingly recalled. He applied for what he laughingly says his wife described as ‘real jobs’ - though he cannot remember what they were. But, as Marie laughingly revealed to us, the medal is a fake. ‘We're at the embarrassing bit,’ she explains, and her PR laughingly says she'd better buy the paper to read the interview. All in good fun, we laughingly made our way through the 20-odd questions, secretly jotting down our responses on separate papers. They laughingly proffer a red slice of watermelon. She laughingly assured us that the curds were made just hours ago. I apologised laughingly for staring, I felt as if I was constantly just staring, trying to take in every physical aspect of this man for whom I had left my previous life without ever meeting. ‘The result was we decided to get married,’ she said laughingly at a press conference in Delhi recently. When they reached the sand, Muriel laughingly took off her sandals and her shorts. ‘It just ended up being a huge success,’ Spicer says laughingly, ‘and we couldn't figure it out. When people ask him how long he bakes his bread, Dale laughingly replies, ‘Some days it takes 30 minutes, others an hour; it depends on how hot the oven is.’ 1.1 With amused ridicule or ludicrous inappropriateness. 戏弄地；傻乎乎地 we finally reached what we laughingly called civilization 我们最终达到了我们戏称为文明的状态。 Example sentencesExamples She laughingly adds that working with the star was not such a terrible facet of making this move. The camera's perched right above the monitor, looking out over what I laughingly call my ‘study.’ Around this time of year it's the ‘I'd better do something or I'll never get into one of those sparkly knotted hankies that designers laughingly call party dresses’. The mood on the coach was good humoured - laughingly compared to a school trip, except better prepared with wicker picnic baskets and a bottle of port. On the side, while we were doing what we laughingly refer to as ‘research’ for this piece, we came across this story from November 2000. Airlines have shrunk schedules and staffs to the point of eliminating what were laughingly referred to as meals on many routes. At other times - and especially during what we laughingly call the Scottish ‘summer’ - only a horizontal week of sand and sea will do. He also believes that pensioners are underpaid, so does that mean that we can look forward to a substantial increase in what this government laughingly calls a pension? Bitter experience has taught me that resistance is futile, so it was with a heavy heart that I left my so-called home and got behind the wheel of what Brenda laughingly refers to as my ‘car’. It would have covered the terrace outside the ‘out-house’ and made a mess of the grassed area, laughingly referred to as ‘the lawn’. I don't know why I remember that; the movie itself was laughingly forgettable. And the information is cutting edge, though I hope that when my kids are my age, it will be laughingly obsolete. Several points which had been lurking somewhere in the hidden depths of what I like to refer to laughingly as my mind crystallized as I was watching the game. Ok, I've sort of described what I'll be up to in what we laughingly call the near future. She plays down, somewhat laughingly, the individual importance of an Oscar.
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