英语词汇laugh怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

🔑 laugh

BrE

/lɑːf/

NAmE

/læf/

verb

present simple - I / you / we / they

laugh

BrE

/lɑːf/

NAmE

/læf/

present simple - he / she / it

laughs

BrE

/lɑːfs/

NAmE

/læfs/

past simple

laughed

BrE

/lɑːft/

NAmE

/læft/

past participle

laughed

BrE

/lɑːft/

NAmE

/læft/

-ing form

laughing

BrE

/ˈlɑːfɪŋ/

NAmE

/ˈlæfɪŋ/

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to make the sounds and movements of your face that show you are happy or think sth is funny 笑；发笑

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laugh loudly/aloud/out loud

大声/高声/出声地笑

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~ (at/about sth)

You never laugh at my jokes! 你听了我的笑话从不发笑！

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The show was hilarious—I couldn't stop laughing. 表演十分滑稽，弄得我笑个不停。

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She always makes me laugh. 她老是引得我发笑。

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burst out laughing

(= suddenly started laughing). 他突然大笑起来。

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She laughed to cover her nervousness. 她笑了，想以此来掩饰自己紧张的心情。

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I told him I was worried but he laughed scornfully. 我告诉他我很担忧，可他却轻蔑地一笑。

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+ speech

'You're crazy!' she laughed. “你疯啦！” 她哈哈大笑起来。

Different ways of laughing 笑的不同方式

cackle to laugh in a loud, unpleasant way, especially in a high voice * cackle 指令人讨厌地嘎嘎大笑，尤指高声笑。
chuckle to laugh quietly, especially because you are thinking about something funny * chuckle 指轻声笑，尤指想到滑稽事时发笑。
giggle to laugh in a silly way because you are amused, embarrassed or nervous * giggle 指因开心、尴尬或紧张而傻笑。
guffaw to laugh noisily * guffaw 指哄笑、狂笑、大笑。
roar to laugh very loudly * roar 指放声大笑。
snigger / snicker to laugh in a quiet unpleasant way, especially at something rude or at someone's problems or mistakes * snigger/snicker 指窃笑、暗笑，尤指对无礼行为或因他人的问题或错误发笑。
titter to laugh quietly, especially in a nervous or embarrassed way * titter 指窃笑，尤指紧张或尴尬地笑。

You can also be convulsed with laughter or dissolve into laughter when you find something very funny. In BrE people also shriek with laughter or howl with laughter. 认为某事非常滑稽可笑亦可用 be convulsed with laughter（笑得前仰后合）或 dissolve into laughter（不禁大笑）。在英式英语中亦用 shriek with laughter（尖声大笑）或 howl with laughter（狂笑）。

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be laughing

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informal

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used to say that you are in a very good position, especially because you have done sth successfully （尤因成功而）处于有利地位

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If we win the next game we'll be laughing. 要是赢了下一场比赛，我们就占优势了。

●don't make me ˈlaugh

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informal

)

used to show that you think what sb has just said is impossible or stupid （认为不可能或愚蠢）别让我笑掉大牙了，别开玩笑了

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'Will your dad lend you the money?' 'Don't make me laugh!' “你父亲会借给你钱吗？” “别开玩笑了！”

●he who laughs ˌlast laughs ˈlongest

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saying

)

used to tell sb not to be too proud of their present success; in the end another person may be more successful 别高兴得太早；笑到最后才笑得最好

●laugh all the way to the ˈbank

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informal

)

to make a lot of money easily and feel very pleased about it 发大财而喜笑颜开

●laugh in sb's ˈface

to show in a very obvious way that you have no respect for sb 当面嘲笑；公然蔑视

●laugh like a ˈdrain

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BrE

)

to laugh very loudly 哈哈大笑；放声大笑

●laugh on the other side of your ˈface

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BrE,

informal

)

to be forced to change from feeling pleased or satisfied to feeling disappointed or annoyed 转喜为忧；得意变成失意；笑脸变为苦脸

●laugh sb/sth out of ˈcourt

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BrE,

informal

)

to completely reject an idea, a story, etc. that you think is not worth taking seriously at all 对（某主意、说法等）一笑置之；置之不理；不屑一顾

●laugh till/until you ˈcry

to laugh so long and hard that there are tears in your eyes 笑得流泪；笑出眼泪

●laugh up your ˈsleeve (at sb/sth)

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informal

)

to be secretly amused about sth 暗自发笑；窃笑

●laugh your ˈhead off

to laugh very loudly and for a long time 大笑不只；狂笑不已

●not know whether to ˌlaugh or ˈcry

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informal

)

to be unable to decide how to react to a bad or unfortunate situation （面对恶劣或不幸情况）不知所措，哭笑不得

●you ˌhave/you've ˌgot to ˈlaugh

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informal

)

used to say that you think there is a funny side to a situation 还是值得一笑；还有可笑之处

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Well, I'm sorry you've lost your shoes, but you've got to laugh, haven't you? 啊，真糟糕，你的鞋子丢了，可是这也挺逗的，是不是？

●ˌkill yourself ˈlaughing

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BrE

)

to laugh a lot 笑得前仰后合；笑破肚皮

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He was killing himself laughing. 他笑得前仰后合。

●ˈpiss yourself (laughing)

to laugh very hard 大笑不只；笑破肚皮

●ˈlaugh at sb/sth 🔑

to make sb/sth seem stupid or not serious by making jokes about them/it 嘲笑；讥笑

SYN

ridicule

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Everybody laughs at my accent. 大家都拿我的口音取笑。

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She is not afraid to laugh at herself (= is not too serious about herself). 她勇于自嘲。

●ˌlaugh sth↔ˈoff

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informal

)

to try to make people think that sth is not serious or important, especially by making a joke about it 一笑置之，付之一笑（尤指用笑话摆脱）

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He laughed off suggestions that he was going to resign. 传言他要辞职，他一笑置之。

🔑 laugh

BrE

/lɑːf/

NAmE

/læf/

noun

🔑

[

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the sound you make when you are amused or happy 笑声

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give a laugh

大笑一声

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a short/nervous/hearty laugh 短促的/紧张的/开心的笑声

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His first joke

got the biggest laugh

of the night. 他讲的第一个笑话博得了当晚最开怀的笑声。

➡ see also

belly laugh

a laugh

[

sing.

]

(

informal

)

an enjoyable and amusing occasion or thing that happens 令人开心的时刻；引人发笑的事；笑料

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Come to the karaoke night—it should be a good laugh. 来参加卡拉 OK 晚会吧，一定会很开心的。

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And he didn't realize it was you? What a laugh! 他竟没认出是你？真有意思！

a laugh

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sing.

]

a person who is amusing and fun to be with 引人发笑的人；逗笑好玩的人

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Paula's a good laugh, isn't she? 葆拉是个活宝，是不是？

●do sth for a ˈlaugh/for ˈlaughs

to do sth for fun or as a joke 逗趣；开玩笑

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I just did it for a laugh, but it got out of hand. 我只是开开玩笑，然而却一发不可收拾。

●have a (good) ˈlaugh (about sth)

to find sth amusing 觉得可笑（或有趣）

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I was angry at the time but we had a good laugh about it afterwards. 我当时很生气，可后来我们却又觉得十分可笑。

●a barrel of ˈlaughs

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informal,

often ironic

)

very amusing; a lot of fun 很有趣；开心；快乐

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Life hasn't exactly been a barrel of laughs lately. 最近生活并不十分令人开心。

●have the last ˈlaugh

to be successful when you were not expected to be, making your opponents look stupid （在本未指望时）笑在最后，取得最后胜利

单词	laugh
释义	verb noun 🔑 laughBrE /lɑːf/NAmE /læf/ verbpresent simple - I / you / we / they laugh BrE /lɑːf/ NAmE /læf/present simple - he / she / it laughs BrE /lɑːfs/ NAmE /læfs/past simple laughed BrE /lɑːft/ NAmE /læft/past participle laughed BrE /lɑːft/ NAmE /læft/ -ing form laughing BrE /ˈlɑːfɪŋ/ NAmE /ˈlæfɪŋ/🔑 [I, T] to make the sounds and movements of your face that show you are happy or think sth is funny 笑；发笑◆to laugh loudly/aloud/out loud 大声/高声/出声地笑◆~ (at/about sth) You never laugh at my jokes! 你听了我的笑话从不发笑！◆The show was hilarious—I couldn't stop laughing. 表演十分滑稽，弄得我笑个不停。◆She always makes me laugh. 她老是引得我发笑。◆He burst out laughing (= suddenly started laughing). 他突然大笑起来。◆She laughed to cover her nervousness. 她笑了，想以此来掩饰自己紧张的心情。◆I told him I was worried but he laughed scornfully. 我告诉他我很担忧，可他却轻蔑地一笑。◆+ speech'You're crazy!' she laughed. “你疯啦！” 她哈哈大笑起来。Different ways of laughing 笑的不同方式 cackle to laugh in a loud, unpleasant way, especially in a high voice * cackle 指令人讨厌地嘎嘎大笑，尤指高声笑。 chuckle to laugh quietly, especially because you are thinking about something funny * chuckle 指轻声笑，尤指想到滑稽事时发笑。 giggle to laugh in a silly way because you are amused, embarrassed or nervous * giggle 指因开心、尴尬或紧张而傻笑。 guffaw to laugh noisily * guffaw 指哄笑、狂笑、大笑。 roar to laugh very loudly * roar 指放声大笑。 snigger / snicker to laugh in a quiet unpleasant way, especially at something rude or at someone's problems or mistakes * snigger/snicker 指窃笑、暗笑，尤指对无礼行为或因他人的问题或错误发笑。 titter to laugh quietly, especially in a nervous or embarrassed way * titter 指窃笑，尤指紧张或尴尬地笑。 You can also be convulsed with laughter or dissolve into laughter when you find something very funny. In BrE people also shriek with laughter or howl with laughter. 认为某事非常滑稽可笑亦可用 be convulsed with laughter（笑得前仰后合）或 dissolve into laughter（不禁大笑）。在英式英语中亦用 shriek with laughter（尖声大笑）或 howl with laughter（狂笑）。 [I] be laughing (informal) used to say that you are in a very good position, especially because you have done sth successfully （尤因成功而）处于有利地位◆If we win the next game we'll be laughing. 要是赢了下一场比赛，我们就占优势了。●don't make me ˈlaugh(informal) used to show that you think what sb has just said is impossible or stupid （认为不可能或愚蠢）别让我笑掉大牙了，别开玩笑了◆'Will your dad lend you the money?' 'Don't make me laugh!' “你父亲会借给你钱吗？” “别开玩笑了！”●he who laughs ˌlast laughs ˈlongest(saying) used to tell sb not to be too proud of their present success; in the end another person may be more successful 别高兴得太早；笑到最后才笑得最好●laugh all the way to the ˈbank(informal) to make a lot of money easily and feel very pleased about it 发大财而喜笑颜开●laugh in sb's ˈfaceto show in a very obvious way that you have no respect for sb 当面嘲笑；公然蔑视●laugh like a ˈdrain(BrE) to laugh very loudly 哈哈大笑；放声大笑●laugh on the other side of your ˈface(BrE, informal) to be forced to change from feeling pleased or satisfied to feeling disappointed or annoyed 转喜为忧；得意变成失意；笑脸变为苦脸●laugh sb/sth out of ˈcourt(BrE, informal) to completely reject an idea, a story, etc. that you think is not worth taking seriously at all 对（某主意、说法等）一笑置之；置之不理；不屑一顾●laugh till/until you ˈcryto laugh so long and hard that there are tears in your eyes 笑得流泪；笑出眼泪●laugh up your ˈsleeve (at sb/sth)(informal) to be secretly amused about sth 暗自发笑；窃笑●laugh your ˈhead offto laugh very loudly and for a long time 大笑不只；狂笑不已●not know whether to ˌlaugh or ˈcry(informal) to be unable to decide how to react to a bad or unfortunate situation （面对恶劣或不幸情况）不知所措，哭笑不得●you ˌhave/you've ˌgot to ˈlaugh(informal) used to say that you think there is a funny side to a situation 还是值得一笑；还有可笑之处◆Well, I'm sorry you've lost your shoes, but you've got to laugh, haven't you? 啊，真糟糕，你的鞋子丢了，可是这也挺逗的，是不是？●ˌkill yourself ˈlaughing(BrE) to laugh a lot 笑得前仰后合；笑破肚皮◆He was killing himself laughing. 他笑得前仰后合。●ˈpiss yourself (laughing)to laugh very hard 大笑不只；笑破肚皮 ●ˈlaugh at sb/sth 🔑to make sb/sth seem stupid or not serious by making jokes about them/it 嘲笑；讥笑 SYN ridicule ◆Everybody laughs at my accent. 大家都拿我的口音取笑。◆She is not afraid to laugh at herself (= is not too serious about herself). 她勇于自嘲。●ˌlaugh sth↔ˈoff(informal) to try to make people think that sth is not serious or important, especially by making a joke about it 一笑置之，付之一笑（尤指用笑话摆脱）◆He laughed off suggestions that he was going to resign. 传言他要辞职，他一笑置之。 🔑 laughBrE /lɑːf/NAmE /læf/ noun🔑 [C] the sound you make when you are amused or happy 笑声◆to give a laugh 大笑一声◆a short/nervous/hearty laugh 短促的/紧张的/开心的笑声◆His first joke got the biggest laugh of the night. 他讲的第一个笑话博得了当晚最开怀的笑声。 ➡ see also belly laugh a laugh [sing.] (informal) an enjoyable and amusing occasion or thing that happens 令人开心的时刻；引人发笑的事；笑料◆Come to the karaoke night—it should be a good laugh. 来参加卡拉 OK 晚会吧，一定会很开心的。◆And he didn't realize it was you? What a laugh! 他竟没认出是你？真有意思！a laugh [sing.] a person who is amusing and fun to be with 引人发笑的人；逗笑好玩的人◆Paula's a good laugh, isn't she? 葆拉是个活宝，是不是？●do sth for a ˈlaugh/for ˈlaughsto do sth for fun or as a joke 逗趣；开玩笑◆I just did it for a laugh, but it got out of hand. 我只是开开玩笑，然而却一发不可收拾。●have a (good) ˈlaugh (about sth)to find sth amusing 觉得可笑（或有趣）◆I was angry at the time but we had a good laugh about it afterwards. 我当时很生气，可后来我们却又觉得十分可笑。●a barrel of ˈlaughs(informal, often ironic) very amusing; a lot of fun 很有趣；开心；快乐◆Life hasn't exactly been a barrel of laughs lately. 最近生活并不十分令人开心。●have the last ˈlaughto be successful when you were not expected to be, making your opponents look stupid （在本未指望时）笑在最后，取得最后胜利
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