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Laugh and idioms

                      - to laugh up one's sleeve

                    - to laugh half-heartedly

                    - to laugh grudgingly / to give a sour laugh

                    - deadpan

                    - to make somebody laugh.

                    - a deep throaty laugh.

                    - a laughing-stock.

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1. An announcer of television had a fit of during an exclusive interview. She was deeply criticised.

2. My son will laugh when he knows the stock exchange prices.

3. You make me with your megalomania ; be yourself !

4. She was the of the office with her new haircut.

5. He hasn't changed ! He is always ! We never know if he's serious or if he's joking.

6. - Why are you ? - You have a mark of lipsticks on your cheek !

7. When we were children, we watched Charlie Chaplin in his silent films. His character, the Tramp, made us !

8. My husband laughs up ! I 'd like to know what he prepares as a surprise.

9. The teacher asked who was in her back.

10. His show had much success ! The audience were .