chortle

音標發(fā)音

chuckle(v./n.輕聲笑)；giggle(v./n.咯咯笑)；grin(v./n.咧嘴笑)；guffaw(v./n.哄笑)；simper(v./n.傻笑)；smirk(v./n.假笑)

Father used to chortle over the funny funny papers every Sunday.
父親以前每個星期天看到滑稽報紙，縂要哈哈大笑。
Arum, of course, had to chortle over that precious bit of irony.
而阿魯姆呢？他儅然對如此諷刺的事情咯咯直笑啦。
Or anyway, keep it to a low chortle, because it seems like 3D on the Web is actually starting to become a thing.
因爲現在3D網頁似乎正在開始變成現實。

They still insist on speaking different languages, they read different papers, worship at the shrines of different celebrities, chortle at different television programmes.
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