laugh at

英 [lɑːf æt]

美 [læf æt]

嘲笑; 付之一笑; 因…而发笑

英英释义

verb

• subject to laughter or ridicule
  1. The satirists ridiculed the plans for a new opera house
  2. The students poked fun at the inexperienced teacher
  3. His former students roasted the professor at his 60th birthday
  Synonym:ridiculeroastguyblackguardjest atribmake funpoke fun

双语例句

• If you could see me now, you would laugh at me.
  如果你现在能看到我，你一定会嘲笑我的。
• When I was a lad his age I would laugh at the strangest things
  我是他那样的小毛孩时，莫明其妙地就会发笑。
• You can stand there and feel superior as you point and laugh at them.
  你站在那儿指指点点、嘲笑他们时，会觉得自己高人一等。
• It could be seen that Algernon Cuffe dennant, esq., j.p., accustomed to laugh at other people, suspected that he was being laughed at.
  可以看出这位治安推事，爱尔格农·克费·丹南特，由于习惯于嘲笑别人，不免猜疑到自己也被别人嘲笑。
• We must win the game, and not give others any chance to laugh at us.
  咱们一定要赢，别让人笑话咱们。
• When I am waiting for you, you must laugh at me?
  当我等你的时候，你一定在笑我吧？
• The presenters and audience ripped her apart, enjoying a laugh at her expense
  主持人和听众都公开批评她，并以取笑她为乐。
• I feel angry if people laugh at me for my mistakes.
  如果有人由于我的错误而嘲笑我，我会感觉非常生气。
• As my spirit wanders to the ancient kingdom,| you may well laugh at me for being so sentimental,| and growing grey hair so soon!
  故国神游，多情应笑我，早生华发。（苏轼《念奴娇·赤壁怀古》）
• The British don't laugh at the same jokes as the French
  法国人觉得好笑的笑话，英国人不一定会笑。