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laugh [sth.] off, laugh off [sth.] passare sopra a [qcs.] con una risata [criticism, insult]* * *vt + adv(pain, accusation) ridere sopra, prendere alla leggera* * *laugh [sth.] off, laugh off [sth.] passare sopra a [qcs.] con una risata [criticism, insult] -
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■ laugh offv. t. + avv.1 sbarazzarsi di, vincere (qc.) con una risata: to laugh off one's worries, sbarazzarsi dei propri guai ridendoci sopra2 (fam.) buttare (o prendere) in ridere (qc.) □ (fam.) to laugh one's head off, sbellicarsi dalle risa. -
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laugh [something] off, laugh off [something] écarter [quelque chose] par une plaisanterie [rumour, accusation]; choisir de rire de [criticism, insult] -
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transitive verb* * *vt▪ to \laugh off off ⇆ sth etw mit einem Lachen abtun* * *vt1) always separateto laugh one's head off — sich tot- or kaputtlachen (inf)
2) sep (= dismiss) lachen über (+acc), mit einem Lachen abtun* * *laugh off v/t1. etwas lachend oder mit einem Scherz abtun, sich lachend hinwegsetzen über (akk), eine peinliche Situation etc durch Lachen überspielen2. → academic.ru/33950/head">head Bes Redew* * *transitive verb -
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1. IIIlaugh off smth. /smth. off/ laugh off an embarrassing situation (a remark, suggestions that..., a warning, etc.) превращать неловкость и т. д. в шутку; he laughed the matter off [я ему рассказал об этом деле, но] он отшутился; we asked him to do it but he laughed it off мы его попросили сделать это, но он со смехом /с шутками/ отвертелся2. XIbe laughed off the trouble was too black to be laughed off неприятность была слишком серьезной, чтобы отделаться от нее смехом -
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vtto \laugh off off <-> sth etw mit einem Lachen abtun -
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met een grapje afdoen, zich lachend afmaken v., weglachenlaugh offmet een lach/grapje afdoen -
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1 (= laugh away) სერიოზულად არ მიღება, ხუმრობაში გატარება, რისიმე მხიარულად უგულებელყოფა2 (= laugh away) სიცილისაგან დაოსება -
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['lɑːf'ɒf]Общая лексика: отделаться смехом (от чего-либо), отделаться шуткой (от неловкости, смущения), отшутиться (от чего-либо), насмешками выгнать, насмешками отучить (от привычки и т.п.), перевести в шутку (laugh smth off; laugh it off) -
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phr v отшутиться, отделаться смехом, шуткойwith a laugh — со смехом, смеясь
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отшутиться, отделаться смехом (от чего-л.) He was caught cheating, but tried to laugh it off. ≈ Его поймали на шулерстве, но он попытался обратить это в шутку. отшутиться, отделаться шуткой, смехом ( от неловкости, смущения)Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > laugh off
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v + o + adv, v + adv + o tomar a broma, reírse* deVT + ADV [+ pain, accusation, suggestion] tomarse a risa* * *v + o + adv, v + adv + o tomar a broma, reírse* de -
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фраз. гл. отшутиться, отделаться смехом (от чего-л.)He was caught cheating, but tried to laugh it off. — Его поймали на шулерстве, но он попытался обратить это в шутку.
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phr.v.1.со смеење прифаќа (критика/навреда)2. со смеење преминува преку (навреда/предлог/критика): The couple laughed off rumours that their marriage was in trouble Брачната двојка со насмевкаги отфрли/коментираше озборувањата дека нивниот брак е во криза -
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[ʹlɑ:fʹɒf] phr vотшутиться, отделаться смехом, шуткой (от неловкости, смущения) -
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отшутиться, отделаться смехомАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > laugh off
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◙ לזלזל ב..., להתעלם מ..., לפטור דבר מה כטריוויאלי* * *◙ ילאיווירטכ המ רבד רוטפל,...מ םלעתהל,...ב לזלזל◄ -
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melupakan dengan tertawa -
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См. также в других словарях:
laugh off — (something) to act as if something is not important to you. It s not easy to laugh off an insult. She criticizes his work constantly but he doesn t get angry, he just laughs it off … New idioms dictionary
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laugh off — PHRASAL VERB If you laugh off a difficult or serious situation, you try to suggest that it is amusing and unimportant, for example by making a joke about it. [V P n (not pron)] The couple laughed off rumours that their marriage was in trouble...… … English dictionary
laugh off — {v.} To dismiss with a laugh as not important or not serious; not take seriously. * /He had a bad fall while ice skating but he laughed it off./ * /You can t laugh off a ticket for speeding./ Compare: MAKE LIGHT OF … Dictionary of American idioms
laugh off — {v.} To dismiss with a laugh as not important or not serious; not take seriously. * /He had a bad fall while ice skating but he laughed it off./ * /You can t laugh off a ticket for speeding./ Compare: MAKE LIGHT OF … Dictionary of American idioms
laugh\ off — v To dismiss with a laugh as not important or not serious; not take seriously. He had a bad fall while ice skating but he laughed it off. You can t laugh off a ticket for speeding. Compare: make light of … Словарь американских идиом
laugh off something — laugh off (something) to act as if something is not important to you. It s not easy to laugh off an insult. She criticizes his work constantly but he doesn t get angry, he just laughs it off … New idioms dictionary
laugh off — When you laugh about something that has upset or hurt you, to make it seem less important or to try to show that you do not care, youlaugh it off. She overheard her colleague s critical remark, but she laughed it off … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
laugh off — (Roget s IV) v. Syn. deride, dismiss, ignore, shrug off; see scorn 2 … English dictionary for students
laugh off — not take seriously He laughed off the attempt of his boss to tell him that he should try and come to work on time … Idioms and examples