guffaw

• Nom désignant un éclat de rire soudain, fort et sincère.

A noun referring to a sudden, loud, and hearty burst of laughter.

1. B2informal

   A loud, deep, hearty burst of laughter, often sudden and unrestrained.

   Éclat de rire bruyant

   • His joke drew a loud guffaw from the entire crowd.
   • She let out a sudden guffaw that startled everyone in the room.
   • The comedian's punchline earned a hearty guffaw from the audience.
   • He tried to suppress a guffaw but couldn't help laughing loudly.

   Synonymesbelly laughcachinnationhoothowlroar

   Antonymescrysobweep

• Verbe signifiant rire très fort et franchement, souvent de manière bruyante et peu retenue.

A verb meaning to laugh loudly and heartily, often in a boisterous or unrestrained manner.

1. Laugh loudlyB2informal

   To laugh in a loud, unrestrained, and hearty manner.

   Rire bruyamment

   • He guffawed at the comedian's joke.
   • The group of friends guffawed uncontrollably.
   • She couldn't help but guffaw when she saw the silly picture.
   • The audience guffawed throughout the entire play.

   Synonymescacklehowllaugh loudlyroar

   Antonymessnivelweepwhimper