mirth

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishmirthmirth /mɜːθ $ mɜːrθ/ noun [uncountable] literaryHAPPY happiness and laughter Her body began to shake with mirth. —mirthful adjectiveExamples from the Corpusmirth• Our companions in this journey should be mirth, tranquillity and enthusiasm and we will never be bored.• A wonderful, joyous mouth that could laugh and grin and smile in a hundred expressions of precious, life-giving mirth.• Athelstan just glared at her but still she could not control her mirth.• Anyway, fashions in mirth change.• Lili was taken by a fit of mirth and lay with a cushion pressed to her nose.Origin mirth Old English myrgth, from myrge; → MERRY

单词	mirth
释义	mirth From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishmirthmirth /mɜːθ $ mɜːrθ/ noun [uncountable] literaryHAPPY happiness and laughter Her body began to shake with mirth. —mirthful adjectiveExamples from the Corpusmirth• Our companions in this journey should be mirth, tranquillity and enthusiasm and we will never be bored.• A wonderful, joyous mouth that could laugh and grin and smile in a hundred expressions of precious, life-giving mirth.• Athelstan just glared at her but still she could not control her mirth.• Anyway, fashions in mirth change.• Lili was taken by a fit of mirth and lay with a cushion pressed to her nose.Origin mirth Old English myrgth, from myrge; → MERRY
随便看	have down to a fine art have ear have eating out of your hand have egg on your face have etc the distinction of doing have etc time off have every intention of doing have everything have everything going for you have eyes bigger than your belly have eyes in the back of your head have eyes like a hawk have faith have faith (in somebody/something) have faith in have finished etc have first call on have first call on something have first pick have first pick of have first refusal on have fixed ideas have fixed ideas/opinions have fixed opinions have fond memories of