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Meanings of laugh in English
Usage of laugh in English
1
I am optimistic; I laugh; I play cards for money; I turkey-trot.
2
And of course,' Nish gave a short laugh, 'you must make allowances.
3
She made him laugh; and the furrows in the young brow disappeared.
4
Used his power to help people. She let out a tired laugh.
5
I hope people will read the book and have a good laugh.
6
Feather had made people laugh in the same fashion in the past.
7
Even the Canadians joined in the general laugh, and Hal himself smiled.
8
He lifted her in and closed the door-thenleaned in to laugh:
9
Gosh,' she added, 'how nice it is to laugh for a change!'
10
There was a general laugh, in which the youngsters joined the loudest.
11
If we want Europe to laugh at us, they've every reason now.'
12
He was really bubbly with great one-liners and just a great laugh.
13
There was a general laugh, in the midst of which Reggie remarked:
14
I must tell Scarron; he will make me laugh in retelling it.
15
The special quality of Jondalar's laugh-thehearty, jubilant freedom of it-invitedresponse.
16
Ellice said; and her voice shook and quavered in an unnatural laugh.
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Laugh through the time
Laugh across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Canada
Common
United States of America
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