Sense: to make it obvious that one regards something or someone as humorous, ridiculous or deserving scorn
Everyone will laugh at me if I wear that dress!; The others laughed at his fears.
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 Afrikaans: uitlag |
 Arabic: يَضْحَك مِن، يَهْزَأ من |
 Bulgarian: присмивам се |
 Brazilian: rir de |
 Czech: vysmívat se |
 German: sich lustig machenüber |
 Danish: grine af |
 Greek: κοροϊδεύω, χλευάζω |
 Spanish: reírse de, mofarse de |
 Estonian: (millegiüle) naerma |
 Farsi: مسخره کردن |
 Finnish: nauraa jollekin |
 French: se moquer de |
 Hebrew: לִצחוֹק מ- |
 Hindi: हंसी उड़ाना |
 Croatian: ismijavati |
 Hungarian: kinevet (vkit) |
 Indonesian: menertawakan |
 Icelandic: hlæja að |
 Italian: ridere di, canzonare |
 Japanese: あざ笑う |
 Korean: ...을 보고 웃다 |
 Lithuanian: juoktis,šaipytis |
 Latvian: smieties; izsmiet |
 Malay: mentertawakan |
 Dutch: uitlachen |
 Norwegian: le av |
 Polish: śmiać się |
 Persian: مسخره کردن |
 Pashto: مسخره كول |
 Portuguese: rir-se de |
 Romanian: a râde de, a-şi bate joc |
 Russian: смеяться над |
 Slovak: vysmievať sa |
 Slovenian: posmehovati se |
 Serbian: smejati se nečemu ili nek |
 Swedish: skrattaåt |
 Thai: หัวเราะเยาะ |
 Turkish: alay etmek, gülmek |
 Taiwanese: 嘲笑 |
 Ukrainian: сміятися з кого, чого |
 Urdu: ہنسی اڑانا، مزاق بنانا |
 Vietnamese: cười nhạo |
 Chinese: 嘲笑 |
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