laugh in someone's face

laugh in (one's) face

To react to what one has just said or done in a way that shows obvious ridicule and amusement, often by literally laughing in front of them. I pitched him my story, and he laughed in my face, right there in the elevator. It was humiliating. When Helen asked for a refund, the manager basically laughed in her face. I'd appreciate if you didn't laugh in my face every time I fall.

laugh in someone's face

show open contempt for someone by laughing rudely at them in their presence.

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释义	laugh in someone's face laugh in (one's) face To react to what one has just said or done in a way that shows obvious ridicule and amusement, often by literally laughing in front of them. I pitched him my story, and he laughed in my face, right there in the elevator. It was humiliating. When Helen asked for a refund, the manager basically laughed in her face. I'd appreciate if you didn't laugh in my face every time I fall. See also: face, laugh Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. laugh in someone's face show open contempt for someone by laughing rudely at them in their presence. See also: face, laugh Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: laugh in (one's) face laugh in face laugh in somebody's face standing joke regale regale (one) with (something) regale with laugh at laugh at (someone or something) LQTM References in periodicals archive "I'll laugh in someone's face if they try and say it was them. DREAM TIME FOR KEN AND NEAL; Liverpool brothers can't wait for Wimbledon bow
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