laughing

• Describe a una persona que muestra alegría o diversión mediante sonidos y expresiones faciales, o que se caracteriza por reír o sonreír de manera frecuente.

Describes someone who is showing amusement or joy by making sounds and movements of the face.

1. A2informal

   Showing or expressing amusement, joy, or laughter.

   que ríe, risueño

   • The laughing children played in the park.
   • She had a laughing face that made everyone smile.
   • He gave a laughing response to the joke.

   Sinónimosamusedgleefulmerrymirthful

   Antónimoscryingsobbingweeping

2. Humorous or funnyB1informal

   Causing or associated with laughter; amusing.

   divertido, gracioso

   • It was a laughing matter until someone got hurt.
   • The comedian's laughing style was contagious.
   • They shared a laughing moment over old memories.

   Sinónimosamusingcomiccomicaldrollentertainingfunnyhilarioushumorousjocularwitty

   Antónimosgraveserioussolemn

• Sustantivo que denota la acción o el sonido de expresar alegría, diversión o burla mediante una serie de risas o carcajadas.

A noun referring to the act or sound of expressing amusement, joy, or derision through a series of chuckling or giggling sounds.

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1. Act of laughingA2formal

   The action or sound of laughing, often expressing amusement or joy.

   risa

   • Her laughing filled the room with joy.
   • The sound of laughing is contagious.
   • He couldn't stop his laughing during the comedy show.

   Sinónimoschortlechucklegiggleguffawlaughlaughtersnickertitter

• Verbo que designa la acción de emitir sonidos y hacer movimientos faciales y corporales que expresan alegría, diversión o burla.

A verb used to express the act of making sounds and movements of the face and body that show amusement, joy, or contempt.

1. Express amusementA1formal

   To make sounds and movements of the face and body that show amusement, joy, or happiness.

   reír

   • The children laughed at the clown's funny tricks.
   • She laughed heartily at his joke.
   • He couldn't stop laughing during the comedy show.

   Sinónimoscacklechortlechucklegiggleguffawhowlroarsnicker

   Antónimoscry

2. Mock or ridiculeB1informal

   To express scorn or derision by laughing at someone or something.

   burlarse de

   • They laughed at his old-fashioned clothes.
   • Don't laugh at her accent; it's not polite.
   • He felt embarrassed when everyone laughed at his mistake.

   Sinónimosderidegibejeerlaugh atmockridiculescoffscornsneertaunt

Variantes phrasallaugh atlaugh awaylaugh off