giggled

英 [ˈɡɪɡld]

美 [ˈɡɪɡld]

v.  (因感到有趣、窘迫或紧张而)咯咯地笑; 傻笑
giggle的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 咯咯地笑；傻笑
  If someonegiggles, they laugh in a childlike way, because they are amused, nervous, or embarrassed.
  1. Both girls began to giggle...
     两个女孩都咯咯地笑了起来。
  2. 'I beg your pardon?' she giggled.
     “您可以重复一遍吗？”她咯咯地笑着说。
  3. ...a giggling little girl.
     咯咯笑的小女孩
  4. Giggleis also a noun.
     
  5. She gave a little giggle.
     她咯咯地笑了一声。
• N-PLURAL 傻笑
  If you say that someone hasthe giggles, you mean they cannot stop giggling.
  1. I was so nervous I got the giggles...
     我紧张得傻笑起来。
  2. She had a fit of the giggles.
     她咯咯地笑个不停。
• N-SING 趣事；玩笑
  If you say that something isa giggle, you mean it is fun or is amusing.
  1. I might buy one for a friend's birthday as a giggle.
     我可能会买一件送给朋友当生日礼物，逗他开心。

双语例句

• She giggled and gave me an arch look.
  她咯咯笑着，调皮地看了我一眼。
• Some candidates giggled nervously as they waited for the interview.
  一些应聘者在等待面试的时候紧张地傻笑着。
• The girl sitting there giggled.
  坐在那张桌子后的女孩吃吃地笑起来。
• "Edward Cullen is staring at you," Jessica giggled in my ear.
  “爱德华·卡伦盯着你看呢。”杰西卡在我耳边咯咯地笑着。
• She went up in her lines in the third act and merely giggled.
  她在第三幕中把台词忘了，只会傻笑。
• The two girls giggled at the young man's jokes.
  年轻人的笑话把那两个女孩逗的咯咯直笑。
• She giggled. "You're funny," she said.
  “您真逗！”她咯咯地笑了。
• Unlike most other babies, the twins rarely cried but often giggled just like their mother.
  这两个婴儿和别的婴儿们不同，他们很少哭闹，和他们的的母亲一样也时常傻笑。
• She giggled and smiled at him, trying not to look at him in the eye.
  她对他嘻嘻笑了并且微笑，设法不查看他眼睛的。
• To his surprise, Diana treated his proposal as a joke, She actually giggled.
  令他惊讶的是，戴安娜把他的求婚当成了一个玩笑，她在那里叽叽咯咯的笑。