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laugh
/læf/ noun · plural: laughs A1 (estimated)
1. expression of mirth peculiar to the human species
| German | das Lachen, die Lache |
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| French | le rire |
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| Portuguese | o riso, a risada |
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| Czech | smích |
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| Italian | la risata, il riso, ghignata |
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| Spanish | la risa, el jaja |
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| Dutch | de lach |
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| Swedish | ett skratt |
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2. something that provokes mirth or scorn
| Portuguese | o sarro |
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| Italian | la derisione, l'ilarità, il ludibrio |
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| Dutch | de lach |
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| Latin | ludibrium |
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3. fun, laugh
| German | der Spaß, der Jux |
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| French | la rigolade, la rigolade |
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| Czech | hlína |
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4. laugher
| German | der Lacher |
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| French | le rieur |
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English · English
to laugh
/læf/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. show mirth by peculiar movement of the muscles of the face and emission of sounds
2. be or appear cheerful
| German | lachen |
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| Portuguese | jubilar |
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| Czech | smát se |
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| Dutch | lachen |
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3. make an object of laughter or ridicule
| German | auslachen |
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| Portuguese | zoar, caçoar, escarnecer |
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| Dutch | lachen, uitlachen |
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| Swedish | skratta |
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| Latin | rideo |
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4. affect or influence by means of laughter
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