guffaw
verb[I]
uk/ɡʌfˈɔː/us/ɡʌfˈɑː/tolaughloudly,especiallyat somethingstupidthat someone has said or done:
(尤指由于某人说了蠢话或做了蠢事而)大笑,狂笑He guffawed withdelightwhen heheardthenews.他听到这个消息高兴得哈哈大笑。
Laughing and smiling
- amused
- be all smilesidiom
- be in convulsionsidiom
- be rolling in the aislesidiom
- be wreathed in smilesidiom
- bust
- gale
- gales of laughteridiom
- giggle
- giggler
- giggly
- grin
- quake
- say cheeseidiom
- simper
- smile
- smiley
- smiling
- smilingly
- stitch
guffaw
noun[C]
uk/ɡʌfˈɔː/us/ɡʌfˈɑː/aloudlaugh:
Sheletout aloudguffaw.
- Then they andtheirpalsburstinto guffaws.
- The lastsuggestion,produceda guffaw from Rand.
- While there weren't any guffaws fromaudiencemembers, there were plenty ofchuckles.
- Ignoringtheirguffaws oflaughter, shesippedherdrink.
- Theannouncementdrewaudibleguffaws andgaspsfrom somemembersof theaudience.
Laughing and smiling
- amused
- be all smilesidiom
- be in convulsionsidiom
- be rolling in the aislesidiom
- be wreathed in smilesidiom
- bust
- gale
- gales of laughteridiom
- giggle
- giggler
- giggly
- grin
- quake
- say cheeseidiom
- simper
- smile
- smiley
- smiling
- smilingly
- stitch