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I . laugh [lɑ:f, Am læf] N

1. laugh (sound):

2. laugh Brit inf (amusing activity):

3. laugh Brit inf (person):

Phrases:

II . laugh [lɑ:f, Am læf] VB intr

3. laugh fig inf (scorn):

Usage examples with laughed

to be laughed out of court

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
When the teacher laughed at his joke, he realized that if you're smart enough that adults get it, you can get away with anything.
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He lost his levity and laughed no more.
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When "he" showed up an hour later, he laughed and walked over to the circuit-breaker to turn the lights back on.
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No one laughed, some people thought the show was a self-help group for men who couldn't be faithful.
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While most people do not like being laughed at, there is a sub-group of people that exceedingly fear being laughed at.
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How we laughed then and how cringe-making it seems now.
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Ironically, without that sizeable left-wing millstone around his neck, this whole sorry affair could have been laughed off with a simple one-liner.
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Called her an April fool, and laughed like fun.
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The worst ones laughed at her piles of paper, but they stopped when they realized that it was neither a joke nor craziness (103).
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He is cunning and shrewd and can be manipulative at times, and certainly not be laughed at for it would raise his wrath.
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