Translations for „uproariously“ in the English » German Dictionary

up·roari·ous·ly [ʌpˈrɔ:riəsli] ADV

uproariously

urkomisch

uproariously funny

wahnsinnig komisch

uproariously funny

zum Totlachen [o. Schreien] pred inf

to laugh uproariously

schallend lachen

to laugh uproariously

sich acc vor Lachen kaum halten können

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

uproariously funny

wahnsinnig komisch

to laugh uproariously

sich acc vor Lachen kaum halten können

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

And yet he is charm personified: friendly, uproariously funny, engaged and engaging.

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The inauguration was uproariously celebrated in nationalist enclaves.

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He laughs uproariously, assuring me he had not prepared the line in advance.

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And we laughed uproariously, because otherwise we'd have cried.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week.

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The final section was reading excerpts from his diary, which, although edgy, had the audience laughing uproariously.

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During one performance, the audience laughed uproariously, and at another, there was complete silence.

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She had an outrageous sense of humour, so we laughed together, uproariously.

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Some flower uproariously, despite their owners breaking every rule in the book; others, though grown to perfection, refuse to produce so much as a petal.

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This used to be a show that could make you laugh uproariously with frequencywithout resorting to special event episodes.

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