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

¹ laugh /ˈlæf/ Brit /ˈlɑːf/ verb

laughs; laughed; laughing

¹ laugh

/ˈlæf/ Brit /ˈlɑːf/

verb

laughs; laughed; laughing

Learner's definition of LAUGH

[no object] : to show that you are happy or that you think something is funny by smiling and making a sound from your throat（发出声地）大笑，发笑

What are you laughing about?你笑什么呢？
The audience was laughing hysterically.观众在歇斯底里地笑着。
I've never laughed so hard in my life.我这辈子从未笑得这么厉害。
I couldn't stop laughing when I saw what he was wearing.看到他那身打扮，我笑个不停。
I laughed out loud when I saw him.看到他，我大声笑了出来。
I burst out laughing. [=I suddenly started laughing]我不禁放声大笑。
He laughed so hard I thought he'd die laughing.他哈哈大笑，我以为他简直要笑死了。
The movie was hilarious. We laughed our heads off.这部电影很滑稽。我们笑得前仰后合。
I laughed until I cried. [=I laughed so much that tears came out of my eyes]我笑得眼泪都出来了。
(Brit) She was laughing like a drain. [=she was laughing very hard]她在开怀大笑。
I didn't know whether to laugh or cry [=I was surprised and shocked] when she told me she was getting married.当她告诉我她要结婚的时候，我大吃一惊。
It's no laughing matter when you lose your job. [=it's a serious and important thing that people should not joke about]要是丢了工作，那可不是闹着玩的。

— often + at

She laughed at the joke.这个笑话把她逗笑了。
Why is everyone laughing at me?为什么人人都笑话我？

[no object]

a : to think or say that someone or something is foolish and does not deserve serious attention or respect嘲笑；不以为然 — usually + at

People laughed at his predictions of disaster, but no one's laughing now.人们曾嘲笑他对灾难的预言，但现在没人笑了。

b : to not be bothered by something不被打扰；避开— + at

Sitting inside their tent, they were able to laugh at the weather.他们坐在帐篷里，成功避开天气的干扰。
He laughed at danger.他避开了危险。

[+ object] : to say (something) in an amused way愉悦地说

“I've never seen anything so ridiculous,” he laughed.他笑着说道：“我从未见过这么荒谬的事。”

[+ object] : to cause (someone) to go, move, etc., by laughing用嘲笑使（某人）离开

The audience laughed the singer off the stage.观众用笑声把这位歌手轰下了台。
They laughed him out of town.他因为他们的嘲笑而离开了镇子。
He laughed himself sick. [=he made himself sick by laughing too much]他都要笑晕了。

◊ Someone or something that is laughed out of court or (US) laughed out of town is regarded as very foolish and is not accepted or treated in a serious way.被一笑置之；被一笑了之

His theories were laughed out of court.他的理论被一笑置之。

be laughing

British, informal

: to be in a very good situation with nothing to worry about处境很好；高枕无忧

If they can just close this important deal, they'll be laughing! [=they'll be on easy street]如果能够做成这笔重要交易，他们就高枕无忧了！

don't make me laugh

informal

— used as a response to a statement that you think is very wrong or foolish别逗我笑，别让我笑掉大牙（用作对错误或愚蠢说法的回应）

“I could beat you at chess easily.” “Don't make me laugh.”“在国际象棋方面，我可以轻易打败你。”“你可别逗我笑了。”

have to laugh

◊ If you say you have to laugh about something, you mean that it is amusing in a certain way, even if it is also unpleasant or foolish.苦笑；自嘲地笑

I had to laugh when I found out that our luggage had been lost. What else could go wrong?当我发现我们的行李丢失时，我不得不苦笑。还有什么更糟糕的事吗？

he who laughs last, laughs best

or he laughs best that laughs last谁笑到最后，谁笑得最好

— used to say that even if you are not successful now you still succeed or win in the end用于表示即使现在不成功，最后还有成功的机会

laugh all the way to the bank

: to make a lot of money especially by doing something that other people thought was foolish or amusing（做了别人眼中愚蠢或可笑的事而）喜笑颜开地发大财

People thought his invention was ridiculous, but now he's laughing all the way to the bank.过去人们认为他的发明很可笑，但现在他可高高兴兴地发了大财。

laughing hyena, laughing like a hyena

— see hyena

laugh in someone's face

: to laugh directly at someone in a way that shows disrespect当面嘲笑某人

When I asked for his help he laughed in my face.我向他寻求帮助的时候，他当面嘲笑了我。

laugh off

[phrasal verb]

laugh (something) off or laugh off (something)

: to laugh about or make jokes about (something) in order to make people think it is not serious or important对…一笑置之；用笑摆脱

The candidate laughed off the question about his marriage.这位候选人对有关他婚姻的提问一笑置之。
The injury was serious, but he laughed it off.他伤得很重，但他一笑置之。

laugh on the other side of your face

— used to say that a situation will change and someone will stop being happy or pleased转喜为悲；笑脸变成哭脸

You'll be laughing on the other side of your face when I've finished with you!我和你断绝关系的时候，你就会笑脸变成哭脸。

laugh up your sleeve

: to be secretly happy about or amused by something (such as someone else's trouble)暗暗发笑

The mayor's critics were laughing up their sleeves when news of the scandal was first reported.当丑闻首次被披露时，市长的批评者们暗暗发笑。

— laugher

/ˈlæfɚ/ Brit /ˈlɑːfɚ/ noun, plural laughers [count]

² laugh /ˈlæf/ Brit /ˈlɑːf/ noun

plural laughs

² laugh

/ˈlæf/ Brit /ˈlɑːf/

noun

plural laughs

Learner's definition of LAUGH

[count] : the act or sound of laughing笑；笑声

He gave a loud laugh.他哈哈大笑。
a nervous laugh胆怯的一笑
I kept telling jokes, but I couldn't get a laugh. [=make people laugh]我一直在讲笑话，但没听到笑声。
a joke that always gets a big laugh总是让人大笑的笑话
He'll do anything for a laugh. [=to make people laugh]为了搞笑，他什么都做得出来。
I thought her report was good for a laugh [=was amusing], but it didn't have much helpful information.我认为她的报告很有趣，但有用的信息不多。
She's always good for a laugh. [=she always makes people laugh; she is a funny person]她这人很有意思。
It seemed awful at the time, but we had a (good) laugh about it afterward. [=we laughed about it afterward]这件事当时似乎很糟糕，但过后我们一笑置之。

informal

a [count] : something that causes laughter : something funny or foolish笑柄；引人发笑的事物

The movie has a lot of laughs.这部电影有很多笑料。
You're going to be a movie star? That's a laugh.你会成为电影明星？那简直是笑话。

b [singular] chiefly British : a funny person有趣的人

He's a real laugh.他是一个真正的笑星。

a barrel of laughs

— see ¹barrel

a laugh a minute

informal

: someone or something that is very funny很搞笑的人（或事物）

That guy is a laugh a minute.那家伙很搞笑。
The movie is a laugh a minute.这部电影很搞笑。

for laughs

informal or chiefly British for a laugh

: for amusement为了取乐；当作消遣

The children were saying every word backward, just for laughs.孩子们倒着说出每个词，只为好玩。

play for laughs

— see ¹play

the last laugh

◊ If you have/get the last laugh, you finally succeed or win after people laughed at or doubted you.（历经别人的嘲笑和怀疑之后的）最后的胜利

单词	laugh
释义	laugh (noun) laugh 20 ENTRIES FOUND: laugh (verb) laugh (noun) laughing gas (noun) laugh lines (noun) laugh track (noun) belly laugh (noun) horse laugh (noun) bank (noun) barrel (noun) court (noun) die (verb) face (noun) head (noun) last (adjective) minute (noun) piss (verb) play (verb) side (noun) sleeve (noun) split (verb) ¹ laugh /ˈlæf/ Brit /ˈlɑːf/ verb laughs; laughed; laughing ¹ laugh /ˈlæf/ Brit /ˈlɑːf/ verb laughs; laughed; laughing Learner's definition of LAUGH 1 [no object] : to show that you are happy or that you think something is funny by smiling and making a sound from your throat（发出声地）大笑，发笑 What are you laughing about?你笑什么呢？ The audience was laughing hysterically.观众在歇斯底里地笑着。 I've never laughed so hard in my life.我这辈子从未笑得这么厉害。 I couldn't stop laughing when I saw what he was wearing.看到他那身打扮，我笑个不停。 I laughed out loud when I saw him.看到他，我大声笑了出来。 I burst out laughing. [=I suddenly started laughing]我不禁放声大笑。 He laughed so hard I thought he'd die laughing.他哈哈大笑，我以为他简直要笑死了。 The movie was hilarious. We laughed our heads off.这部电影很滑稽。我们笑得前仰后合。 I laughed until I cried. [=I laughed so much that tears came out of my eyes]我笑得眼泪都出来了。 (Brit) She was laughing like a drain. [=she was laughing very hard]她在开怀大笑。 I didn't know whether to laugh or cry [=I was surprised and shocked] when she told me she was getting married.当她告诉我她要结婚的时候，我大吃一惊。 It's no laughing matter when you lose your job. [=it's a serious and important thing that people should not joke about]要是丢了工作，那可不是闹着玩的。 — often + at She laughed at the joke.这个笑话把她逗笑了。 Why is everyone laughing at me?为什么人人都笑话我？ 2 [no object] a : to think or say that someone or something is foolish and does not deserve serious attention or respect嘲笑；不以为然 — usually + at People laughed at his predictions of disaster, but no one's laughing now.人们曾嘲笑他对灾难的预言，但现在没人笑了。 b : to not be bothered by something不被打扰；避开— + at Sitting inside their tent, they were able to laugh at the weather.他们坐在帐篷里，成功避开天气的干扰。 He laughed at danger.他避开了危险。 3 [+ object] : to say (something) in an amused way愉悦地说 “I've never seen anything so ridiculous,” he laughed.他笑着说道：“我从未见过这么荒谬的事。” 4 [+ object] : to cause (someone) to go, move, etc., by laughing用嘲笑使（某人）离开 The audience laughed the singer off the stage.观众用笑声把这位歌手轰下了台。 They laughed him out of town.他因为他们的嘲笑而离开了镇子。 He laughed himself sick. [=he made himself sick by laughing too much]他都要笑晕了。 ◊ Someone or something that is laughed out of court or (US) laughed out of town is regarded as very foolish and is not accepted or treated in a serious way.被一笑置之；被一笑了之 His theories were laughed out of court.他的理论被一笑置之。 be laughing British, informal : to be in a very good situation with nothing to worry about处境很好；高枕无忧 If they can just close this important deal, they'll be laughing! [=they'll be on easy street]如果能够做成这笔重要交易，他们就高枕无忧了！ don't make me laugh informal — used as a response to a statement that you think is very wrong or foolish别逗我笑，别让我笑掉大牙（用作对错误或愚蠢说法的回应） “I could beat you at chess easily.” “Don't make me laugh.”“在国际象棋方面，我可以轻易打败你。”“你可别逗我笑了。” have to laugh ◊ If you say you have to laugh about something, you mean that it is amusing in a certain way, even if it is also unpleasant or foolish.苦笑；自嘲地笑 I had to laugh when I found out that our luggage had been lost. What else could go wrong?当我发现我们的行李丢失时，我不得不苦笑。还有什么更糟糕的事吗？ he who laughs last, laughs best or he laughs best that laughs last谁笑到最后，谁笑得最好 — used to say that even if you are not successful now you still succeed or win in the end用于表示即使现在不成功，最后还有成功的机会 laugh all the way to the bank : to make a lot of money especially by doing something that other people thought was foolish or amusing（做了别人眼中愚蠢或可笑的事而）喜笑颜开地发大财 People thought his invention was ridiculous, but now he's laughing all the way to the bank.过去人们认为他的发明很可笑，但现在他可高高兴兴地发了大财。 laughing hyena, laughing like a hyena — see hyena laugh in someone's face : to laugh directly at someone in a way that shows disrespect当面嘲笑某人 When I asked for his help he laughed in my face.我向他寻求帮助的时候，他当面嘲笑了我。 laugh off [phrasal verb] laugh (something) off or laugh off (something) : to laugh about or make jokes about (something) in order to make people think it is not serious or important对…一笑置之；用笑摆脱 The candidate laughed off the question about his marriage.这位候选人对有关他婚姻的提问一笑置之。 The injury was serious, but he laughed it off.他伤得很重，但他一笑置之。 laugh on the other side of your face — used to say that a situation will change and someone will stop being happy or pleased转喜为悲；笑脸变成哭脸 You'll be laughing on the other side of your face when I've finished with you!我和你断绝关系的时候，你就会笑脸变成哭脸。 laugh up your sleeve : to be secretly happy about or amused by something (such as someone else's trouble)暗暗发笑 The mayor's critics were laughing up their sleeves when news of the scandal was first reported.当丑闻首次被披露时，市长的批评者们暗暗发笑。 — laugher /ˈlæfɚ/ Brit /ˈlɑːfɚ/ noun, plural laughers [count] ² laugh /ˈlæf/ Brit /ˈlɑːf/ noun plural laughs ² laugh /ˈlæf/ Brit /ˈlɑːf/ noun plural laughs Learner's definition of LAUGH 1 [count] : the act or sound of laughing笑；笑声 He gave a loud laugh.他哈哈大笑。 a nervous laugh胆怯的一笑 I kept telling jokes, but I couldn't get a laugh. [=make people laugh]我一直在讲笑话，但没听到笑声。 a joke that always gets a big laugh总是让人大笑的笑话 He'll do anything for a laugh. [=to make people laugh]为了搞笑，他什么都做得出来。 I thought her report was good for a laugh [=was amusing], but it didn't have much helpful information.我认为她的报告很有趣，但有用的信息不多。 She's always good for a laugh. [=she always makes people laugh; she is a funny person]她这人很有意思。 It seemed awful at the time, but we had a (good) laugh about it afterward. [=we laughed about it afterward]这件事当时似乎很糟糕，但过后我们一笑置之。 2 informal a [count] : something that causes laughter : something funny or foolish笑柄；引人发笑的事物 The movie has a lot of laughs.这部电影有很多笑料。 You're going to be a movie star? That's a laugh.你会成为电影明星？那简直是笑话。 b [singular] chiefly British : a funny person有趣的人 He's a real laugh.他是一个真正的笑星。 a barrel of laughs — see ¹barrel a laugh a minute informal : someone or something that is very funny很搞笑的人（或事物） That guy is a laugh a minute.那家伙很搞笑。 The movie is a laugh a minute.这部电影很搞笑。 for laughs informal or chiefly British for a laugh : for amusement为了取乐；当作消遣 The children were saying every word backward, just for laughs.孩子们倒着说出每个词，只为好玩。 play for laughs — see ¹play the last laugh ◊ If you have/get the last laugh, you finally succeed or win after people laughed at or doubted you.（历经别人的嘲笑和怀疑之后的）最后的胜利
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