哄堂大笑HSK 7–9 the whole room roaring with laughter (idiom)
1.lit. not to know whether to laugh or cry (idiom)2.between laughter and tears
every frown and every smile
smiling wholeheartedly (idiom); beaming from ear to ear
1.to make a fool of oneself2.to make oneself a laughing stock
1.lit. laughs, jeers, anger and invective (idiom)2.fig. all kinds of emotions3.to mock and scold4.(of writing) freely roving+1 条+2 条 笑脸相迎笑臉相迎 to welcome sb with a smiling face (idiom)
1.smile spread across the face (idiom); beaming with pleasure2.all smiles3.joy written across one's face
to have a smile on one's face
1.to mock2.to be ridiculed3.to incur ridicule through one's poor performance (humble)
1.object of ridicule2.laughingstock3.to laugh over sth4.to make light chat+1 条 1.to laugh nastily2.evil grin
dimple (on the cheek when smiling)
1.to deride; to mock2.(jocular) to heckle good-naturedly; to razz
1.to laugh involuntarily2.Taiwan pr. [è rán shī xiào]
1.laugh in (up) one's sleeve2.snigger3.snicker
1.to laugh in spite of oneself2.to be unable to help laughing3.to break into laughter
1.to roar with laughter2.hoots of laughter3.guffaw
1.to give a hollow laugh2.to force a smile3.forced laugh
1.(literary) to sneer2.to laugh at
to provoke laughter; silly; ridiculous
1.to get people to laugh2.funny3.hilarious
1.to burst out laughing2.hilarious3.burst of laughter
1.to giggle foolishly2.to titter
(of an actor) to break character by laughing; to corpse
Jokes (title of an ancient collection of jokes, often used in the title of modern collections of jokes)
laughing gas (nitrous oxide)
1.talking and laughing2.cheerful talk
1.to be ridiculous2.to make a fool of oneself
to smile apologetically or obsequiously
to work as a good-time girl; to prostitute oneself
concubine's smile, a cultivar of lychee
to watch with amusement as sb makes a fool of himself
1.smilingly2.to be all smiles