guffaw in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for guffaw in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.guffaw [Am ɡəˈfɔ, Brit ɡəˈfɔː] N

guffaw

risotada f

guffaw

carcajada f

he gave a loud guffaw

soltó una gran risotada or carcajada

the suggestion was received with guffaws of laughter

la sugerencia fue recibida con risotadas

II.guffaw [Am ɡəˈfɔ, Brit ɡəˈfɔː] VB intr

guffaw

reírse a carcajadas

guffaw

carcajearse inf

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let out guffaw

soltar

Translations for guffaw in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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risotada

guffaw

soltó una risotada

he let out a guffaw

carcajada

guffaw

reírse a carcajadas

to guffaw

reírse a carcajadas

to guffaw

guffaw in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for guffaw in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.guffaw [gəˈfɔ:, Am -ˈfɑ:] N

guffaw

carcajada f

II.guffaw [gəˈfɔ:, Am -ˈfɑ:] VB intr

guffaw

reírse a carcajadas

Translations for guffaw in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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risotada

guffaw

soltar una gran risotada

to guffaw

una carcajada ruidosa

a loud guffaw

carcajada

guffaw

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

My face still hurts from three hours of ear-to-ear grins and face-distorting guffaws.

www.fastcompany.com

The film is now a classic amongst the stoner community, where fans guffaw at the sensationalised propaganda.

news.bbc.co.uk

That drew a chorus of snorts and guffaws.

www.thestar.com

During the rare, brief moments when he wasn't guffawing, his expression was sinisterly cold.

www.telegraph.co.uk

While the deaths may not have been guffaw-worthy (thank goodness), some of the revelations were.

www.denofgeek.com

The short of thing that gets you funny looks on public transport for suddenly guffawing aloud.

www.telegraph.co.uk

He guffaws and throws himself back on the sofa, kicking his silver pixie boots into the air.

www.independent.co.uk

But guffawing aside, there's an ideological undercurrent to the increasingly frequent commentary about the prevalence of sickies.

www.abc.net.au

We had a good reminisce and, of course, he was guffawing at what a kid he was in the movie.

www.people.com

No big guffaws, but enough smiles to go around.

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