| 词组 | giggle |
| 释义 | verb | noun giggle1 verb to laugh quickly in a high voice, especially because you are excited or nervousadverbsgiggle nervously Instead of answering my question, the girl giggled nervously.prepositionsgiggle at sb/sth The couple stopped kissing and were giggling at each other. verb | noun giggle2 noun a quick, quiet laugh, in a high voiceadjectivesa nervous giggle She gave a nervous giggle before answering.a little giggle Angela nodded politely with a little giggle.a hysterical giggle (=that someone cannot control) The children were all in hysterical giggles.a high-pitched giggle (=with a very high sound) The young woman gave a high-pitched giggle.helpless giggles (=that you cannot control) She tried to answer him through helpless giggles.a girlish giggle He sat by the pool listening to their girlish giggles.verbsgive a giggle (=laugh) She gave a little giggle.give sb the giggles (=make someone laugh) The way he was waving his arms around gave us the giggles.burst into/collapse into giggles (=suddenly start laughing) When I said I was their new teacher, the class suddenly all collapsed into giggles. stifle/suppress a giggle (=try to not laugh) Britta covered her mouth to stifle a giggle.get/have the giggles (=laugh in a way that is difficult to control) Now every time he looks at me I get the giggles. | The girls had the giggles, and couldn’t stop laughing.prepositionswith a giggle “Catch me if you can,” she said with a giggle.phrasesa fit of giggles (= an occasion when you suddenly start laughing a lot) Her remark sent Danny off into another fit of giggles. |
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