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laughverb
laughed
Past Simple
laughed
Past Participle
laughing
Gerund
UK
/lɑːf/
US
/læf/
The audience began to laugh loudly during the comedy show.
Зрители начали громко хохотать во время комедийного шоу.
She couldn't help but laugh at the joke.
Она не могла не смеяться над шуткой.
Additional translations
усмехаться
Synonyms
titter
snort
scoff
chuckle
giggle
snicker
cackle
roar
howl
guffaw
Antonyms
cry
sorrow
laughnoun
laughs
pl
UK
/lɑːf/
US
/læf/
Her laugh was contagious and soon everyone was smiling.
Ее смех был заразительным, и вскоре все улыбались.
Additional translations
усмешка
хохот
Synonyms
chuckle
giggle
roar
titter
guffaw
howl
cackle
snicker
Antonyms
sorrow
cry
laughadjective
UK
/lɑːf/
US
/læf/
Used attributively before nouns, e.g., "laugh track", "laugh line".

Definitions

laughverb
To make spontaneous sounds and movements of the face and body that are the instinctive expressions of lively amusement.
She couldn't help but laugh at the comedian's jokes.
To express joy, mirth, or scorn with a vocal sound.
He laughed with delight when he heard the good news.
To ridicule or mock someone or something.
The crowd laughed at his clumsy attempt to dance.
laughnoun
The act or sound of laughing.
Her laugh was infectious, making everyone around her smile.
A thing that causes laughter; a source of amusement or entertainment.
The comedian's joke was a real laugh, leaving the audience in stitches.
laughadjective
Used attributively before a noun to denote something intended to provoke laughter or related to laughter.
The sitcom's laugh track sometimes felt distracting.
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