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['gɪgl] 1. гл.Michael and Jim giggled over their joke. — Майкл и Джим хихикали над своей шуткой.
Two schoolgirls were giggling at a letter which one of them had received from a boy. — Две школьницы хихикали над письмом, которое одна из них получила от какого-то мальчика.
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giggle [ˈgɪgl]• stop giggling! ne riez pas sottement comme ça !• "stop that!" she giggled « arrête ! » dit-elle en gloussant2. noun• to have/get the giggles avoir/attraper le fou rire* * *['gɪgl] 1.2) (colloq) GB ( joke)2.to do something for a giggle — (colloq) faire quelque chose pour rigoler (colloq)
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giggle ['gɪgəl](stupidly) rire bêtement, ricaner; (nervously) rire nerveusement;∎ they couldn't stop giggling ils ne pouvaient pas se retenir de glousser ou de pouffer;∎ what are you giggling about? qu'est-ce qui vous fait rire?2 noun∎ to have a fit of the giggles avoir le fou rire;∎ the evening was a giggle from start to finish on s'est marré toute la soirée;∎ she was a real giggle as usual elle était tordante comme d'habitude -
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A n1 ( silly) petit rire m bête ; ( nervous) petit rire nerveux ; to have a fit of the giggles avoir le fou rire ; to get the giggles attraper un fou rire ;2 ○ GB ( joke) to do sth for a giggle ○ faire qch pour rigoler ○ ; we had a good giggle ○ ! on a bien rigolé ○ !C vi ( stupidly) rire bêtement ; ( nervously) rire nerveusement ; he was giggling helplessly il avait le fou rire. -
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1. noun1) Kichern, das; Gekicher, das2. intransitive verb[a fit of] the giggles — ein Kicheranfall
* * *['ɡiɡl] 1. verb(to laugh in a nervous or silly way.) kichern2. noun(a laugh of this kind.) das Kichern- academic.ru/31125/giggler">giggler- giggly* * *gig·gle[ˈgɪgl̩]II. nit was just a \giggle das war bloß Spaßto do sth for a \giggle etw zum Spaß machento get/have [a fit of] the \giggles einen Lachanfall bekommen* * *['gɪgl]1. nGekicher nt no pl, Kichern nt no pl..., he said with a giggle —..., sagte er kichernd
it was a bit of a giggle (inf) — es war ganz lustig
to do sth as a giggle — etw aus Spaß tun
2. vikichern, gickeln (inf)* * *giggle [ˈɡıɡl]A v/i kichernB v/t etwas kichernd sagen:she giggled her agreement sie stimmte kichernd zuC s1. Kichern n, Gekicher n:have the giggles kichern müssenfor a giggle aus oder im Spaß* * *1. noun1) Kichern, das; Gekicher, das[a fit of] the giggles — ein Kicheranfall
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1. verb(to laugh in a nervous or silly way.) reírse tontamente, dar la risa tonta
2. noun(a laugh of this kind.) risilla tonta, risa nerviosa- giggler- giggly
giggle1 n risitashe got the giggles le dio un ataque de risa / le entró la risagiggle2 vb reírsetr['gɪgəl]1 risita, risa tonta■ she got the giggles le dio por reírse, le dio la risa tonta■ we did it for a giggle lo hicimos en broma, lo hicimos para divertirnos1 reírse tontamentegiggle n: risita f, risa f tontan.• risilla s.f.• risita s.f.v.• reír tratando de ocultar la risa v.• reírse tontamente v.
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count noun risita f['ɡɪɡl]they got the giggles o had a fit of the giggles — les dio un ataque de risa
1.N risita fthey did it for a giggle — (Brit) lo hicieron para reírse
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I ['gɪgəl]intransitive verb reírse* tontamente
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count noun risita fthey got the giggles o had a fit of the giggles — les dio un ataque de risa
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I ['gɪgl]1) risolino m., risatina f.2) BE colloq. (joke)II ['gɪgl]to do sth. for a giggle — colloq. fare qcs. per ridere o per scherzo
* * *['ɡiɡl] 1. verb(to laugh in a nervous or silly way.) ridacchiare2. noun(a laugh of this kind.) risatina- giggler- giggly* * *giggle /ˈgɪgl/n.1 riso sciocco; risolino; risatina● (fam.) to have the giggles, avere la ridarella.(to) giggle /ˈgɪgl/v. i.ridere scioccamente; ridacchiaregigglern.chi fa risatine; chi ridacchiagigglingA a.che fa risatine; che ridacchiaB n. [u]scoppi di risatine; il ridacchiare.* * *I ['gɪgl]1) risolino m., risatina f.2) BE colloq. (joke)II ['gɪgl]to do sth. for a giggle — colloq. fare qcs. per ridere o per scherzo
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['gɪgl] 1. vi 2. nchichot mto do sth for a giggle — robić (zrobić perf) coś dla śmiechu
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