Other ways of saying laugh laugh的其他表達方式
giggle to laugh in a nervous or excited way, especially at something silly: 咯咯地笑;傻笑: Andy and Sarah were giggling helplessly at the back of the class.安迪和薩拉在教室後面咯咯地笑成一團。
chuckle to laugh quietly, especially in a private or secret way: 低聲輕笑;(尤指)偷偷地笑: ‘Now that was a sight to see!' chuckled Anne as she looked at the photos.安妮一邊看着照片一邊輕聲笑道,“瞧,這多可笑呀!”
cackle to laugh in a loud unpleasant way, especially when you are taking pleasure in someone else's bad luck: (尤指幸災樂禍地)高聲大笑: The old man was cackling horribly and rubbing his hands.老頭獰笑着,不停地抓撓自己的手。
snigger to laugh secretly and quietly, especially in an unkind way or at something that is rude: (尤指刻薄地)暗笑,竊笑: The children started sniggering at Judy's dancing.看着朱迪跳舞,孩子們開始竊笑。
titter to laugh quietly and unkindly when something embarrassing happens: (在尴尬發生時)竊笑,哧哧地笑: The audience tittered as Brock fell through the door.布羅克穿過門口時摔了一跤,觀衆們竊笑起來。
get the giggles to start giggling and be unable to stop:
開始咯咯地笑個不停: We got the giggles in the middle of the ceremony and Sarah was furious.典禮舉行到一半時我們開始咯咯地笑個沒完,薩拉爲此大爲光火。 be in hysterics/
stitches to laugh in an excited and uncontrolled way:
狂笑不止;捧腹大笑: You should have seen his face – we were in absolute hysterics!你當時該看看他的表情,我們個個笑得前仰後合! crack up (
informal) to suddenly start laughing at something, often in a situation when you are not supposed to:
(常指在不適宜的場合)突然開始大笑起來: When he told us to leave the room, we just cracked up, I'm afraid.他叫我們離開房間時,我們卻突然大笑起來。