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- To laugh up one's sleeve at somebody 偷偷地笑话某人
- To laugh up one's sleeve 暗暗发笑
- to laugh up one's sleeve; to laugh in one's heart; to snigger; to have a chuckle; to snicker; to snigger 暗笑
- laugh secretly; laugh up one's sleeve 窃笑
- laugh up one's sleeve at 对 ... 暗笑
- It is better to laugh than (to) weep. 笑比哭好。
- laugh up one's sleeve 暗暗发笑; 窃笑
- An actor have to learn to laugh off bad review. 演员需学会能对贬斥性评论一笑置之的本事。
- She' s too inhibited to laugh at jokes about sex. 她很拘谨; 听到性爱笑话也不笑.
- Someone in the audience began to laugh. 观众中有人开始笑起来。
- He tried without success to laugh her fears away. 他想以笑声来驱除她的恐惧，但无济於事。
- A man camp up one evening, humping his swag. 傍晚一个男子走过来，背上背着行李包。
- She knew the truth all along and was laughing up her sleeve at us. 她早就知道真相，却一直在暗中笑话我们。
- She likes to laugh a silly laugh in one's face. 她喜欢在人面前傻笑。
- She must have been laughing up her sleeve all the time. 她准是一直在偷笑。
- She's too inhibited to laugh at jokes about sex. 她很拘谨，听到性爱笑话也不笑。
- An actor has to learn to laugh off bad reviews. 演员须学会能对贬斥性评论一笑置之的本事。
- Bob lit up one of his best Havana. 鲍勃点燃了一只他最好的哈瓦那烟。
- He tried to laugh away her doubts. 他试图用笑来打消她的疑虑。
- He tried hard to laugh away his embarrassment. 他极力试着用笑来掩盖窘迫。
