ing because she has a big grin on her face.
她咧着嘴在笑，我知道她是在开玩笑。
4）They looked at each other in a grin of understanding.
他们会心地笑着，互相瞅了一眼。
chuckle 指偷笑、暗自低声轻笑，咯咯地笑 （laugh spftly or amusedly with
satisfaction),可用作动词或名词。
1) He chuckled to himself over the success of the scheme .
想到那条妙计很灵验，他得意地偷笑起来。
2）She was happy to talk about it. She held me tight and continuedto chuckle.
她兴高采烈地谈论这件事，紧紧地搂着我，咯咯地笑个不停。
3）I couldn't suppress a soft chuckle at the thought of it.
想到这个，忍不住轻轻地笑起来。
4）He gave a mild chuckle and looked at me with his kind and candidblue eyes
他轻轻
地
咯咯
一
笑
，用
那
双
和善
又
坦率
的
蓝
眼睛
望
着
我。
giggle “傻笑”、“咯咯地笑” 指情不自禁发出咯咯的笑声（laugh repeatedly
in silly but uncontrolled way when one is amused, embarraseedor
nervous），较多地用于女人或孩子，可用作动词或名词。
1）Scarlett wanted to giggle at her discomfiture, for Rhett hadcaught her
fairly.
思嘉看见她这副狼狈相忍不住要笑出声来, 因为瑞德抓住她的要害了。
2）The absurd story made all the children started to giggle.
那个荒谬的故事使所有的孩子们都吃吃地笑开了。
3）Stop giggling , children; this is a serious matter.
孩子们，别傻笑了，这是严肃的事情。
4）There was a giggle from the back of the class.
从教室后面传来咯咯的笑声。
5）She gave a delighted giggle.
她高兴地发出吃吃笑声。
chortle 指哈哈大笑、得意地欢笑（laugh when one feels amused or pleased
about something），可用作动词或名词。
1）My parents chortled with mirth, when they heard the funnystory。
当我的父母听到这件趣事，他们开心得咯咯笑起来了。
2）Now and then there came chortles of the children from the nextroom.
隔壁房间里不时传来孩子们的欢笑声。
cachinnate 指放声大笑、哄笑（laugh loudly and in an unrestrained way）
1）He cachinnated till his sides ached .
他笑得肚皮都痛。
2）Every time you take a full breath, or when you cachinnate well,the diaphragm
descends and gives the stomach an extra squeeze and shakesit.
每一次深呼吸或大笑，横膈膜会下降，使胃部受到额外的挤压和振动。
guffaw “狂笑”、“哄笑”， 指哈哈大笑、开心地放声大笑，可用作动词或名词。
1）Paul beat his rival at last , and he guffawed boisterously
保罗最终战胜他的对手，发出一阵狂笑。
2）He guffawed with delight when he heard the news.
听到这个消息，他高兴得狂笑不已。
3）What he said aroused a blast of guffaw.
他的话
引起
大家
一阵
哄笑。
4）The crowd laugh an guffaw as soon as they see the ridiculousmanner of the
buffoon.
见小丑那种滑稽样子, 观众不禁哈哈大笑大起来。
titter “窃笑”， 指窘迫时的短促的窃笑（laugh nervously, often at somethingthat
you feel you should not be laughing at），可用作动词或名词。
1）He heard some girls tittering behind his back.
他听到背后有一些女孩子在窃笑。
2）Mention sex therapy and most people will titter in embarrassment.
提及性治疗，大多数人会尴尬地偷笑。
3）The titter that rippled around the room appeared to abash theboy,
教室里到处都是窃窃轻笑声，似乎是这让男孩脸红。
4）The love scene raised a few titters from a party ofschoolboys.
这个爱情情景引起一群男生的窃笑。
simper 指痴笑，傻笑或做作地笑（smile affectedly or derisively）可用作动词或
名词。
1）What are you simpering about now？
你在傻笑什么？
2）When I told him that news, he simply simpered.
当我把那消息告诉他时，他只假笑了一下。
3）The model looked at her reflection in the mirror with an idioticsimper.
模特儿带着傻乎乎的微笑望着镜子里自己。
4）He had small, watery eyes, a pointed nose, and wore an unpleasantsimper.
他长了一双水汪汪的小眼睛，一个尖头鼻子，脸上挂着令人讨厌的假笑。
smirk “假笑”、“得意的笑”； 指洋洋得意、自鸣得意地笑，或指轻蔑地笑
(laugh in an affected, smug, or offensively familiar way or laughwith
pleasure at someone else's unhappiness or misfortune)。可用作动词或名
词。
1）She stood there, smirking at me without a word.
她站在那里，一言不语，冲着我傻笑。
2）I don't like the way he winks and smirks at me whenever he seesme.
我不喜欢他每次看到我总是眨眨眼，捂着嘴偷笑我的样子。
3）A smirk flickered at the corner of his mouth as he watched mystruggle.
他看我挣扎的样子，嘴角闪过一丝幸灾乐祸的笑容。
4）'I told you it would end in disaster,' said Polly with aself-satisfied smirk
on her face.
“我告诉你它会以悲剧收场,”波利自鸣得意地笑着说。
snicker “坏笑”、“窃笑”、“暗笑”，常含有不敬之意（laugh quietly ina
disrespectful way）， 多用作动词。
1）On hearing his absurd opinion, I went snickering.
听了他荒谬的意见，我忍不住暗笑着走开了。
2）She stood there, snickering at what he was saying.
她站在那里，对他说的偷偷发笑。
3）The class snickered but she said, 'try,' encouragingly .
全班同学听了都窃窃发笑，然而她却鼓励说：“试试吧！”
snigger “暗笑”，“窃笑”，常不带善意（to laugh at someone or something
in a silly and often unkind way）， 多用作动词。
1) He sniggered, and then pulled himself and tried to lookparticularlysolemn.
他偷偷地噗嗤笑了出来，接着又敛容正色，做出特别庄重严肃的样子。
2）How can I forget, with people sniggering behind my back?
我怎么会忘记呢？人们一直在我背后偷偷地笑话我。
sneer 指某人傲慢、盛气凌人而冷言冷语地嘲笑、讥笑他人（smile or speak in a
very unkind way that shows you have no respect for someone or
something），着重强调其说话的调腔、措辞和表情，常带有一定的恶意或蔑视。可
用作动词或名词。
1）She'll probably sneer at my new shoes because they're notexpensive.
她很可能会嘲笑我的新鞋，因为它们不是很贵。
2）He's always sneering at my suggestions.
他总是对我提出的建议嗤之以鼻。
3）It is discouraging to be sneered at all the time.
老是被人讥笑是很令人泄气。
4）There were always those who dismissed him with a sneer, saying hewasn't
British by birth.
总有人对他不屑一顾，说他不是土生土长的英国人。
5）He paid no attention to their sneers.
他对他们的嘲笑置之不理。
deride “嘲笑”、“讥笑”，指用轻蔑的语言讥讽某人的缺点（laugh at someone
or something in a way that shows you think they are stupid orof
no value）。
1）They derided his efforts as childish.
他们把他的努力嘲为幼稚之举。
2）This building, once derided by critics, is now a major touristattraction.
这个建筑物，曾受批评者讥讽，现在成了一个主要的旅游景点。
3）You should not deride children for their failures; you shouldencourage them
to try again.
你不该嘲笑孩子的失败，应该鼓励他们再作尝试。
scoff “嘲笑”、“讥笑”，指不尊重、不相信，以致用轻蔑的语言无理嘲笑。
1）Young people should not scoff at the advice given by theelders.
年轻人不应嘲笑长辈提出的劝告。
2）Although some may scoff at the idea, it has been a remarkablycompelling
vision.
虽然有些人对之不屑一顾, 然而这一理念确实广受欢迎.。
3）Economic analysts scoff at the claims that inflation is on therise.
经济分析家们对通胀上升各种说法嗤之以鼻。
jeer 指奚落、冷嘲热讽的嘲笑。可用作动词或名词。
1）The big boys jeer at Tom Because he is so small.
大个
男孩子
们
嘲笑
汤姆
，
因为
他
个子
很
矮小
。
2）Don’t jeer at the mistakes ormisfortures of others.
不要
嘲笑
别人
的
错误
或
不幸
。
3）I didn't come here today to jeer: I want to give advice.
我今天到这儿来不是为了讽刺挖苦，我是想提些建议。
4）He was stabbed to the heart by the girl's jeer.
那女孩的嘲讽深深地刺伤了他的心。
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