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英 [mɜːθ]

美 [mɜːrθ]

n.  欢乐; 欢笑

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BNC.15358 / COCA.21285

牛津词典

noun

• 欢乐；欢笑
  happiness, fun and the sound of people laughing
  1. The performance produced much mirth among the audience.
     这场演出使观众笑声不断。

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 欢笑;欢乐
  Mirthis amusement which you express by laughing.
  1. That caused considerable mirth amongst pupils and sports masters alike...
     那个举动引得学生和体育老师大笑不止。
  2. It was all he could do to stop tears of mirth falling down his cheeks.
     他能做的只有不让快乐的泪水滑落脸庞。

英英释义

noun

• great merriment
  Synonym:hilaritymirthfulnessgleegleefulness

双语例句

• They must have also enjoyed themselves because they gave us the words glee, laughter and mirth.
  他们一定也过得很快乐，因为他们还留下高兴，笑声和欢笑这些词。
• Excess of zeal kills the grace and the mirth of good dinners.
  过分的热也可以消灭盛宴的雅兴和欢乐。
• Her mirth the world required;
  世界曾需要她的欢笑；
• What was comedy to them was tragedy to her; and she could hardly bear their mirth.
  在他们眼中是一出喜剧，然而在她眼里却是一出悲剧；对于他们的欢乐，她简直受不了。
• The mirth was something of his own and he had no love burning for her there.
  那是他自身的愉快，而没有热恋她的迫切愿望。
• Even in laughter the heart is sorrowful; and the end of that mirth is heaviness.
  人在喜笑中，心里也会有痛苦；欢乐的结局，会是愁苦。
• That caused considerable mirth amongst pupils and sports masters alike
  那个举动引得学生和体育老师大笑不止。
• Even the boisterous mirth of Sir John and his mother-in-law was interesting.
  甚至约翰爵士和他岳母那喧嚣的快乐样子都成为有趣的。
• When I told them what had happened to me, they all chortled with mirth.
  我把我的事告诉他们以后，他们咯咯地笑起来了。
• Christmas is a time of mirth, especially for children.
  圣诞节是个快乐的日子，尤其是对孩子们。