日常生活 - 微笑与笑声

掌握有关微笑和大笑的英语习语，例如“笑破肚皮”和“笑得合不拢嘴”。

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to [laugh] {one's} [head] off [短语]

to laugh or scream in great length or with extreme intensity

Ex: When the stand-up comedian delivered their punchline , the entire audience laughed their heads off .

to laugh so hard to the point that one's eyes become full of tears

Ex: At the family reunion , the funny stories and memories had everyone laughing till they cried .

to [laugh] like a drain [短语]

to laugh really loudly and in length

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to [bust] a gut [短语]

to laugh really hard, particularly to the point that one's stomach hurts

Ex: When they watched the comedy show together , they all laughed so much that they thought they might bust a gut .

in stitches [副词]

笑得前仰后合

Ex: When Sarah shared her funny travel stories , her friends were in stitches , unable to stop laughing .

当莎拉分享她有趣的旅行故事时，她的朋友们笑得前仰后合，无法停止大笑。

belly laugh [名词]

捧腹大笑

Ex: When the children watched the clown 's performance , their belly laughs could be heard from across the circus tent .

当孩子们观看小丑的表演时，他们的捧腹大笑可以从马戏团帐篷的另一边听到。

to [grin] like a Cheshire cat [短语]

to smile very widely

Ex: When Sarah received the surprise gift , she could n't help but grin like a Cheshire cat , her face beaming with delight .

to [grin|smile] from ear to ear [短语]

(of a person) to look extremely happy and satisfied

Ex: As the couple exchanged their wedding vows , they smiled from ear to ear , radiating their happiness .

million-dollar smile [短语]

a very charismatic smile that someone, particularly a woman, has

Ex: During the job interview , Tom flashed his million-dollar smile , leaving a positive impression on the hiring manager .