laugh at (someone or something)

1. Literally, to react to something with laughter. To my great relief, everyone laughed at my joke.2. To ridicule or deride someone or something with laughter. Don't laugh at me, that was a serious suggestion!3. To scoff at or dismiss something as insignificant. She the kind of person who laughs at rules and thinks they're just meant to be broken.See also: laugh

laugh at someone or something

to chuckle or giggle loudly at someone or something, perhaps in ridicule. Thank goodness, the audience laughed at all my jokes. Don't laugh at me! I'm doing my best! Everyone laughed at the love scene because it was so badly done.See also: laugh

laugh at

Treat lightly, scoff at. For example, He said the other children all laughed at his jacket, or They stopped laughing at his theory when it proved to be correct. [Late 1300s] See also: laugh

laugh at

v.1. To laugh in response to something intended to be humorous: I always laugh at that TV show.2. To mock or make fun of someone or something: They laughed at me when I said I wanted to become an astronaut.3. To treat someone or something lightly; scoff at someone or something: That daredevil laughs at danger.See also: laugh

单词	laugh at (someone or something)
释义	laugh at (someone or something) laugh at (someone or something) 1. Literally, to react to something with laughter. To my great relief, everyone laughed at my joke.2. To ridicule or deride someone or something with laughter. Don't laugh at me, that was a serious suggestion!3. To scoff at or dismiss something as insignificant. She the kind of person who laughs at rules and thinks they're just meant to be broken.See also: laugh laugh at someone or something to chuckle or giggle loudly at someone or something, perhaps in ridicule. Thank goodness, the audience laughed at all my jokes. Don't laugh at me! I'm doing my best! Everyone laughed at the love scene because it was so badly done.See also: laugh laugh at Treat lightly, scoff at. For example, He said the other children all laughed at his jacket, or They stopped laughing at his theory when it proved to be correct. [Late 1300s] See also: laugh laugh at v.1. To laugh in response to something intended to be humorous: I always laugh at that TV show.2. To mock or make fun of someone or something: They laughed at me when I said I wanted to become an astronaut.3. To treat someone or something lightly; scoff at someone or something: That daredevil laughs at danger.See also: laugh
随便看	best-laid schemes/plans, the best lavazza ultimate espresso best lazyhuff best lesbian friend best limited-basis molecular orbital best linear approximation best linear discriminant function best linear invariant estimator best linear unbiased estimation with part-wise correlation best linear unbiased estimation with sample-wise correlation best linear unbiased estimator best linear unbiased prediction best line fence best links and tips best little rabbit rodent ferret house best little warehouse in texas best looking models around best-loved best man best management onward campus inc. best management plan best management practice best management practice finding best management practices best management practices evaluation program