英语词汇“uncontrollable laughter”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典-现代词典

uncontrollable laughter

And then they are gripped by uncontrollable laughter.

Times, Sunday Times

Everything, in fact, bar the one thing you need to hear on a comedy - spontaneous, uncontrollable laughter.

The Sun

Our lack of co-ordination on the morning trip made for just one more burst of uncontrollable laughter on this fun-filled holiday.

The Sun

At the first frightening appearance of the shark the audience burst into uncontrollable laughter.

Times, Sunday Times

Screenings of the film have been notable as fits of uncontrollable laughter have broken out following the film.

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单词	uncontrollable laughter
释义	uncontrollable laughter And then they are gripped by uncontrollable laughter. Times, Sunday Times Everything, in fact, bar the one thing you need to hear on a comedy - spontaneous, uncontrollable laughter. The Sun Our lack of co-ordination on the morning trip made for just one more burst of uncontrollable laughter on this fun-filled holiday. The Sun At the first frightening appearance of the shark the audience burst into uncontrollable laughter. Times, Sunday Times Screenings of the film have been notable as fits of uncontrollable laughter have broken out following the film. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0
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