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

• It wasn't very Christian of you to laugh at the poor child.
  你嘲笑穷孩子，那可不是基督教徒的所为。
• Do not hesitate to laugh at anything you find amusing.
  只要觉得好笑就尽管笑。
• You never laugh at my jokes.
  我讲笑话你从来不笑。
• 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。
• 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。
• First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you. Then they fight you. Then you win.
  他们先是无视你，再来是嘲笑你，接着他们与你战斗，最后你赢了。
• Don't laugh at other's shortcomings.
  不要讥笑别人的缺点。
• 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。
• 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 bikers have shown enough contempt of the law to ride their machines over police cars. 'You've got to laugh at their audacity,' said Mr Starkey.
  摩托车党藐视法律，竟对警车玩起凌空飞车来。“牛气可嘉呀，”斯塔基先生说道。