词汇 | 一笑了之 |
释义 | 一笑了之 “ I laugh when people talk about diversity here,” says Mr Ferguson. Most people’s reaction to such stories is to laugh. But the joke is on India. Surely they can't laugh off a loss of&100. For them, it is no laughing matter at all. She only laughed at what I told her. For me, being a mom started when I could laugh over spilled milk. And we laugh, often at our own expense. Just as English humour can enjoy self- depreciation, so defeat at the national game brings a smile of resigned superiority as might a wet summer or a long queue. Dave Bronconnier, Calgary’s mayor, laughs off the idea that his city might soon supplant Toronto. Hillary- haters may look forward to reading Jonah Goldberg's forthcoming book, “ Liberal Fascism: the Totalitarian Temptation from Mussolini to Hillary Clinton”, but most people just laugh. You would be laughed out of court with such a childish question. If your neighbor loves to gossip, don’t add up to the gossiping but just be indifferent. Its owner tried to scold me, but the attempt was not a success, we both laughed so. So I hope to laugh about it and know that these days won't last long. He passed off the accusation with a laugh. Her suggestion was laughed down just a week ago, but now they are thinking about it seriously. The story was untrue—the villagers had laughed it out of court. And the president laughed it off, he wasn’t hurt, he’s very quick as you know he’s a natural athlete and ducked it, but on the other hand it was an assault. At first, my team laughed and did not believe me. For six months I’ve been trying to work up the nerve to ask her to marry me, but I’m afraid all she’ll do is laugh. |
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