guffaws

n.

大笑，狂笑( guffaw的名词复数 )；

v.

大笑，狂笑( guffaw的第三人称单数 )；

1. What he said aroused a blast of guffaw .
   他的话引起大家一阵哄笑。
2. All the boys burst out into a guffaw at the joke.
   听到这个笑话，男孩子们发出一声狂笑。
3. He laughed, a coarse hearty guffaw
   他哈哈笑了起来，一阵粗率、热诚的大笑。
4. The five hunters, in a guffaw, run far, far away.
   众人大笑声中，五骑马早去得远了.

1. Many will guffaw at her trashy family.
   谈到她家里那些混账事情，不少人会大笑不止。
2. Salzman was about to guffaw but caught himself
   沙兹曼正想大笑，又忍住了。
3. Eccles turns to Harry to guffaw conspiratorially
   埃克里斯转身对哈里会心地大笑起来。

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