What does gargalhar in Portuguese mean?
What is the meaning of the word gargalhar in Portuguese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use gargalhar in Portuguese.
The word gargalhar in Portuguese means laugh loudly, burst into laughter, cachinar, gargalhar, gargalhar, gargalhar, gargalhar, gargalhar, gargalhar, gargalhar alto. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word gargalhar
laugh loudly, burst into laughter
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cachinar, gargalharintransitive verb (chuckle) (rir às gargalhadas) Alfie's classmates chortled when he fell for the prank. |
gargalharintransitive verb (laugh loudly) Jack guffawed at the comedian's joke. |
gargalharintransitive verb (make loud mocking laugh) |
gargalharintransitive verb (figurative (laugh loudly) Bill gargalhou com a piada de Janet. Bill roared at Janet's joke. |
gargalharverbal expression (laugh wildly) O púbico gargalhou com a piada do comediante. The audience screamed with laughter at the comedian's joke. |
gargalharintransitive verb (laugh) The new comedian made the audience howl. |
gargalhar altoverbal expression (guffaw, make noisy laughter) He laughed loudly at the idea. |
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