cachinnation

释义

• n. 大笑；哄笑

词源

cachinnation (n.)

"loud laughter," 1620s, from Latin cachinnationem (nominative cachinnatio) "violent laughter, excessive laughter," noun of action from past participle stem of cachinnare "to laugh immoderately or loudly," of imitative origin. Compare Sanskrit kakhati "laughs," Greek kakhazein "to laugh loudly," Old High German kachazzen, English cackle, Armenian xaxanc'.

例句

• 1. When the person smiles, the world loved him; When his cachinnation, the world feared him then. 当人微笑时, 世界爱了他; 当他大笑时, 世界便怕了他了.