گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'laughter'

1 عمومی:: قاه‌قاه‌ خنده‌

2 عمومی:: خنده‌

3 عمومی:: صدای‌ خنده‌ بلند

1 general:: noun mirth: Laughter can make you young.

2 general::   noun ADJ. helpless, hysterical, loud, raucous, wild I heard sounds of raucous laughter upstairs. | delighted, happy | infectious Her infectious laughter had everyone smiling. | nervous | silent, suppressed She was bent over with suppressed laughter. | derisive, mocking QUANT. bellow, hoot, howl, roar, shriek, snort He gave a sudden bellow of laughter. | fit Everyone dissolved into fits of laughter when they saw my haircut. | gale, peal, ripple His suggestion was greeted with peals of laughter. A ripple of laughter ran round the room. VERB + LAUGHTER burst into, dissolve into/with, explode with | bellow with, cackle with, hoot with, howl with, roar with, scream with, shriek with, snort with, whoop with, yell with | rock with, shake with

3 general:: laughter verbs burst into laughter (= suddenly start laughing ) • Flora burst into laughter when I told her the joke. roar with laughter (= laugh very noisily ) • The crowd roared with laughter. scream/shriek with laughter (= laugh very noisily and with a high voice ) • The children shrieked with laughter as they watched the clown. shake with laughter • They were shaking with laughter and couldn't even speak. meet/greet something with laughter (= react to something by laughing ) • Her remarks were greeted with mocking laughter. the laughter dies (down) (= stops ) • The laughter died instantly as Robert walked in. phrases peals/hoots/gales of laughter (= a lot of loud laughter ) • This idea was greeted with hoots of laughter. a fit of laughter (= a period in which you laugh uncontrollably ) • Her funny stories had us in fits of laughter. a burst of laughter (= a short period of loud laughter ) • There was a loud burst of laughter behind me. adjectives hysterical laughter (= laughter that is out of control because someone is very excited, nervous etc ) • She burst into hysterical laughter. helpless laughter (= that someone cannot control ) • The audience were in fits of helpless laughter. nervous laughter (= because someone is nervous and not sure how to react ) • Nervous laughter greeted her remarks. raucous laughter (= loud and rough-sounding ) • His attempt to explain was greeted with raucous laughter. suppressed laughter (= when someone tries not to laugh ) • He began to shake with suppressed laughter.