Sense: to (cause to) bend or collapse suddenly at the waist
We (were) doubled up with laughter; He received a blow in the stomach which doubled him up.
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 Afrikaans: sig krom lag |
 Arabic: يَنْطَوي، يَنْثَني، يَحْن |
 Bulgarian: превивам се |
 Brazilian: dobrar(-se) |
 Czech: prohýbat se smíchy/bolest |
 German: krümmen |
 Danish: knække sammen; bøje samme |
 Greek: διπλώνω, διπλώνομαι στα δ |
 Spanish: doblar(se) |
 Estonian: kõverasse kiskuma |
 Farsi: دولا شدن |
 Finnish: kumartuaäkillisesti |
 French: (se) plier (en deux) |
 Hebrew: לְהִתכּפֵּל |
 Hindi: हंसने इत्यादि के क्रम में |
 Croatian: raspoloviti |
 Hungarian: összekuporodik |
 Indonesian: membungkuk |
 Icelandic: engjast, faraí keng |
 Italian: piegarsi in due |
 Japanese: 体を折り曲げる |
 Korean: 몸이 접힐 만큼 굽히다 |
 Lithuanian: su(si)riesti |
 Latvian: locīties (aiz smiekliem); |
 Malay: membungkuk |
 Dutch: dubbelgevouwen zijn, inee |
 Norwegian: knekke sammen, bøye(s) sa |
 Polish: zgiąć się w pół |
 Persian: دولا شدن |
 Pashto: دولا شول |
 Portuguese: dobrar(-se) |
 Romanian: a (se)îndoi, a (se) înco |
 Russian: сгибать(ся) пополам |
 Slovak: krčiť sa od (smiechu, bol |
 Slovenian: zvijati se |
 Serbian: presaviti |
 Swedish: vika sig dubbel |
 Thai: ทำให้ตัวงอ |
 Turkish: ikiye katlanmak; iki bükl |
 Taiwanese: （因大笑或劇痛而）彎著身子 |
 Ukrainian: зігнутися, скарлючити(ся) |
 Urdu: بدن کو دہرا کرنا |
 Vietnamese: uốn gập |
 Chinese: （因大笑或剧痛而）弯着身子 |
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