Cool MateMeaning of Laugh
In simple words: To make a sound when you are happy or think something is funny.
Laugh in a sentence
- The children laughed at the funny clown.
- We all laughed when he told that silly joke.
- She couldn't help but laugh loudly at the movie.
- Every time I see that picture, I have to laugh.
- They laughed together, enjoying each other's company.
How to use Laugh
Used in most contexts, but be cautious with humor in formal settings. It might seem inappropriate to laugh at serious situations.
Grammar pattern
laugh + at + object
Memory hint
Think of 'laugh' like 'laughing gas' — it makes you smile and feel light.
Related words
Collocations with Laugh
Synonyms for Laugh
- giggle
- chuckle
- snicker
- cackle
- howl
Common mistakes with Laugh
- Using 'laugh' without an object when it needs one, e.g., 'I laugh' instead of 'I laugh at the joke.'
- Confusing 'laugh' with similar verbs like 'smile' or 'giggle'.
- 'Laugh off' is often misused; it means to dismiss something lightly.
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Frequently asked questions about Laugh
What does Laugh mean?
To make a sound when you are happy or think something is funny.
What is the definition of Laugh?
to make the sounds and movements of your face that show you think something is funny or silly
How do you use Laugh in a sentence?
The children laughed at the funny clown.
Can you give another example of Laugh?
We all laughed when he told that silly joke.
What are synonyms for Laugh?
Common alternatives include giggle, chuckle, snicker, cackle, howl.
What is the opposite of Laugh?
Opposite meanings include cry, sorrow, frown.
What words go with Laugh?
It commonly pairs with aloud, loudly, out loud, have to, want to, begin to, about, at, in, burst out laughing, bust out laughing, can’t help laughing.
What are common mistakes when using Laugh?
Using 'laugh' without an object when it needs one, e.g., 'I laugh' instead of 'I laugh at the joke.' Confusing 'laugh' with similar verbs like 'smile' or 'giggle'. 'Laugh off' is often misused; it means to dismiss something lightly.
How do you pronounce Laugh?
US: /["/læf/","/læfs/","/læft/","/ˈlæfɪŋ/"]/, UK: /["/lɑːf/","/lɑːfs/","/lɑːft/","/ˈlɑːfɪŋ/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Laugh?
Used in most contexts, but be cautious with humor in formal settings. It might seem inappropriate to laugh at serious situations.
What CEFR level is Laugh?
"Laugh" is at A1 level on the CEFR scale.