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1 nasmijan
pp & adj smiling; laughing* * *• smiling• laughing -
2 prasnuti
vi pf detonate, explode; (puška) go off | - u smijeh burst out laughing* * *• bang• crash• pop -
3 ruglo
n (nakaza) scarecrow; (sramota) disgrace, travesty; - rugoba | predmet rugloa laughing-stock, object of derision, butt of ridicule; bad joke; izvrgnuti ruglou expose (ili hold up) to ridicule* * *• taunt• mockery -
4 smijanje
n laughing, laughter, laugh; (smiju-ljenje) giggling, giggle(s); (glupo) simper(ing), smirk(ing); (iz svega grla, grohotom) roar of laughter, lit cachinnation* * *• laughter• laugh -
5 smijeh
laughter, laugh, laughing* * *• laughter• laugh -
6 smiješan
adj (izazivlje smijeh) funny, amus-ing, comical, humorous, riotous, hysterical, side-splitting; (izazivlje podsmjeh) ridiculous, absurd, ludicrous, preposterous, farcical, silly, laughable I to je -no! (ljutito) that's ridiculous/absurd! itd.; it's a joke* * *• risible• ridicule• ridiculous• droll• laughing• laughable• funny• impossible• humorous• absurd• amused• amusing• apish• ludicrous• queer -
7 nasmijati se
vr pf laugh (out), give a laugh, burst out laughing -
8 ridikul
m laughing stock; local original/eccentric -
9 sprdačina
f mockery, joke, laughing-stock | sprdačina od pravde (znanosti) mockery of justice (science); praviti sprdačinau od make mockery of (- sprdati se)
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Laughing — being in a favourable or fortunate position: One more result like that and you ll be laughing … Dictionary of Australian slang
