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laugh

Ⅰ

1. noun

► a laughsomething funny, something merely amusing, often used ironically UK, 1930

2. verb

to be in a favourable position AUSTRALIA, 1969.► be away laughingto make a good start NEW ZEALAND, 1964.► laugh all the way to the bankto be financially successful, especially in the face of long odds or disapproval UK, 1984.► laugh like a drainto laugh noisily; to guffaw. Referring to the noisy rushing of water down a drain or plughole UK, 1948.► laugh your bollocks offto laugh uproariously UK, 2001.► laugh your nuts offto laugh uproariously. NUTS (the testicles) punning on NUT (the head), hence a dubious pun on the more conventional idiom 'laugh your head off' UK, 2000.► laugh your tits offto laugh a great deal UK, 1996

Ⅱ ⇨ laugh and a joke; laugh

noun a smoke: a cigarette, a cigar, a pipe or marijuana prepared for smoking. Rhyming slang UK, 1880

idiomlaughhave the last laugh (on sb)(also get the last laugh AmE)to finally be successful, or receive proof that you are right, after being defeated or criticized for being wrong:Men make jokes about women's driving, but women have the last laugh; they get cheaper motor insurance because they have fewer accidents.Hutchinson published my book in 1980, so I finally had the last laugh on the many editors who had rejected it.he who laughs last laughs longest/loudest(also he who laughs last laughs best AmE)used in order to say that someone has had a good result from a situation, after other people have opposed them or expected them to fail:In the end, it's the people who realized the shortcomings of this business who were the ones who survived. He who laughs last laughs loudest.I still believe I was fired unfairly, but it doesn't bother me any more - he who laughs last laughs best.sb will/would be laughing BrEBrE(also sb is laughing)spoken used in order to say that someone will be in a good situation and feel very pleased if something happens:We bought the house for £60 000, so if we can sell it for £75 000 we'll be laughing.People like her songs because she sounds so young and happy. If she can keep that quality, she's laughing.

laugh

up/in (one's) sleeve

To rejoice or exult in secret, as at another's error or defeat.

See:

a barrel of laughs
a barrel/bundle of laughs
a laugh a minute
a laughing stock
Are you having a laugh?
barrel of laughs
be a barrel of laughs
be a bundle of laughs
be a laugh a minute
be laughed out of court
be laughing
be laughing (one's) head off
be laughing all the way to the bank
be laughing on the other side of (one's) face
be laughing on the other side of your face
be laughing out of the other side of (one's) mouth
be laughing up (one's) sleeve
be laughing up your sleeve
be laughing your head off
be no laughing matter
belly laugh
bundle of laughs
burst into
burst out laughing
bust a gut
bust out laughing
cried all the way to the bank, he/she
die laughing
Don’t make me laugh!
don't make me laugh
Don't make me laugh!
drink (oneself) silly
drink, laugh, shout, etc. yourself silly
enough to make a cat laugh
fall about laughing
fall about the place (laughing)
for a laugh
for giggles
for kicks
for kicks and for laughs; for giggles
for laughs
get a laugh
good for a laugh
have (someone) laughing in the aisles
have a laugh
have the last laugh
he laughs best who laughs last
he laughs longest who laughs last
he who laughs last laughs best
he who laughs last laughs longest
He who laughs last, laughs longest
horse laugh
it's to laugh
kill (oneself) laughing
kill yourself laughing
last laugh
last laugh, have the
last laugh, to have the
laugh
laugh (one) off the stage
laugh (one's) head off
laugh (oneself) silly
laugh (someone or something) out of court
laugh (someone or something) to scorn
laugh a minute
laugh about
laugh about (something)
laugh all the way to the bank
laugh and the (whole) world laughs with you(; weep and you weep alone)
laugh and the world laughs with you
Laugh and the world laughs with you; weep and you weep alone
laugh at
laugh at (someone or something)
laugh at the carpet
laugh away
laugh away at
laugh down
laugh head off
laugh in (one's) face
laugh in (one's) sleeve
laugh in face
laugh in somebody's face
laugh in someone's face
laugh like a drain
laugh off
laugh off the stage
laugh on the other side of (one's) face
laugh on the other side of (one's) mouth
laugh on the other side of your face
laugh oneself out of
laugh oneself silly
laugh or cry, don't know whether to
laugh out (of) the other side of (one's) face
laugh out (of) the other side of (one's) mouth
laugh out of
laugh out of court
laugh out of court, to
laugh out of the other side of face and laugh out of the other ...
laugh out of the other side of mouth
laugh out of the other side of one's mouth
laugh out of the other side of your face/mouth, you'll/to
laugh somebody/something out of court
laugh someone or something out of court
laugh someone or something to scorn
laugh up (one's) sleeve
laugh up one's sleeve
laugh up one's sleeve, to
laugh up sleeve
laugh up your sleeve
laugh with
laugh with (something)
laugh your head off
laugh yourself silly
laughing academy
laughing in the aisles
laughing matter
laughing soup
laughing stock
laughing water
liquid laugh
make (someone, something, or oneself) a laughingstock
make a laughingstock of (someone, something, or oneself)
make a play for
man plans and God laughs
no joke
no laughing matter
not be a barrel of laughs
not know whether to laugh or (to) cry
not know whether to laugh or cry
piss (oneself) laughing
play for
play for laughs
play something for laughs
raise a laugh
raise a laugh/smile
raise a smile
rolling on the floor laughing
shout (oneself) silly
split one's sides
split one's sides, to
the last laugh
the laugh is on (one)
the laugh is on me
you have (got) to laugh
you have to laugh
You make me laugh!
yourself silly

词组	laugh
释义	laugh Ⅰ 1. noun ► a laughsomething funny, something merely amusing, often used ironically UK, 1930 2. verb to be in a favourable position AUSTRALIA, 1969.► be away laughingto make a good start NEW ZEALAND, 1964.► laugh all the way to the bankto be financially successful, especially in the face of long odds or disapproval UK, 1984.► laugh like a drainto laugh noisily; to guffaw. Referring to the noisy rushing of water down a drain or plughole UK, 1948.► laugh your bollocks offto laugh uproariously UK, 2001.► laugh your nuts offto laugh uproariously. NUTS (the testicles) punning on NUT (the head), hence a dubious pun on the more conventional idiom 'laugh your head off' UK, 2000.► laugh your tits offto laugh a great deal UK, 1996 Ⅱ ⇨ laugh and a joke; laugh noun a smoke: a cigarette, a cigar, a pipe or marijuana prepared for smoking. Rhyming slang UK, 1880 idiomlaughhave the last laugh (on sb)(also get the last laugh AmE)to finally be successful, or receive proof that you are right, after being defeated or criticized for being wrong:Men make jokes about women's driving, but women have the last laugh; they get cheaper motor insurance because they have fewer accidents.Hutchinson published my book in 1980, so I finally had the last laugh on the many editors who had rejected it.he who laughs last laughs longest/loudest(also he who laughs last laughs best AmE)used in order to say that someone has had a good result from a situation, after other people have opposed them or expected them to fail:In the end, it's the people who realized the shortcomings of this business who were the ones who survived. He who laughs last laughs loudest.I still believe I was fired unfairly, but it doesn't bother me any more - he who laughs last laughs best.sb will/would be laughing BrEBrE(also sb is laughing)spoken used in order to say that someone will be in a good situation and feel very pleased if something happens:We bought the house for £60 000, so if we can sell it for £75 000 we'll be laughing.People like her songs because she sounds so young and happy. If she can keep that quality, she's laughing. phraselaugh[laughed, laughed, laughing] laugh at 1. laugh at sth to think that an idea, suggestion etc is very silly and should not be considered in a serious way: People used to laugh at the idea that one day man could travel to other planets - now it will soon be a reality.■ SIMILAR TO: pour scorn on, ridicule formal2. laugh at sb to make jokes about someone and make unkind remarks about them: The other kids used to laugh at him and call him names.■ SIMILAR TO: make fun of, mock3. laugh at sth to seem not to care about something that other people think is serious: Young offenders just laugh at warnings from the police - they know they can't be punished and sent to prison. laugh off *laugh sth* off** • laugh off sth to pretend that you are not worried about a problem or hurt by a criticism by laughing and making jokes about it: When news of the scandal first came out, White House staff tried to laugh it off. Cochrane laughed off suggestions that the club was not happy with his performance, and were planning to sack him. laugh up/in *(one's) sleeve* To rejoice or exult in secret, as at another's error or defeat. See: a barrel of laughs a barrel/bundle of laughs a laugh a minute a laughing stock Are you having a laugh? barrel of laughs be a barrel of laughs be a bundle of laughs be a laugh a minute be laughed out of court be laughing be laughing (one's) head off be laughing all the way to the bank be laughing on the other side of (one's) face be laughing on the other side of your face be laughing out of the other side of (one's) mouth be laughing up (one's) sleeve be laughing up your sleeve be laughing your head off be no laughing matter belly laugh bundle of laughs burst into burst out laughing bust a gut bust out laughing cried all the way to the bank, he/she die laughing Don’t make me laugh! don't make me laugh Don't make me laugh! drink (oneself) silly drink, laugh, shout, etc. yourself silly enough to make a cat laugh fall about laughing fall about the place (laughing) for a laugh for giggles for kicks for kicks and for laughs; for giggles for laughs get a laugh good for a laugh have (someone) laughing in the aisles have a laugh have the last laugh he laughs best who laughs last he laughs longest who laughs last he who laughs last laughs best he who laughs last laughs longest He who laughs last, laughs longest horse laugh it's to laugh kill (oneself) laughing kill yourself laughing last laugh last laugh, have the last laugh, to have the laugh laugh (one) off the stage laugh (one's) head off laugh (oneself) silly laugh (someone or something) out of court laugh (someone or something) to scorn laugh a minute laugh about laugh about (something) laugh all the way to the bank laugh and the (whole) world laughs with you(; weep and you weep alone) laugh and the world laughs with you Laugh and the world laughs with you; weep and you weep alone laugh at laugh at (someone or something) laugh at the carpet laugh away laugh away at laugh down laugh head off laugh in (one's) face laugh in (one's) sleeve laugh in face laugh in somebody's face laugh in someone's face laugh like a drain laugh off laugh off the stage laugh on the other side of (one's) face laugh on the other side of (one's) mouth laugh on the other side of your face laugh oneself out of laugh oneself silly laugh or cry, don't know whether to laugh out (of) the other side of (one's) face laugh out (of) the other side of (one's) mouth laugh out of laugh out of court laugh out of court, to laugh out of the other side of face and laugh out of the other ... laugh out of the other side of mouth laugh out of the other side of one's mouth laugh out of the other side of your face/mouth, you'll/to laugh somebody/something out of court laugh someone or something out of court laugh someone or something to scorn laugh up (one's) sleeve laugh up one's sleeve laugh up one's sleeve, to laugh up sleeve laugh up your sleeve laugh with laugh with (something) laugh your head off laugh yourself silly laughing academy laughing in the aisles laughing matter laughing soup laughing stock laughing water liquid laugh make (someone, something, or oneself) a laughingstock make a laughingstock of (someone, something, or oneself) make a play for man plans and God laughs no joke no laughing matter not be a barrel of laughs not know whether to laugh or (to) cry not know whether to laugh or cry piss (oneself) laughing play for play for laughs play something for laughs raise a laugh raise a laugh/smile raise a smile rolling on the floor laughing shout (oneself) silly split one's sides split one's sides, to the last laugh the laugh is on (one) the laugh is on me you have (got) to laugh you have to laugh You make me laugh! yourself silly
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