| Simplified | Traditional | Pinyin | English |
|---|---|---|---|
| 笑 | 咲 | xiào | - old variant of 笑[xiao4] |
| 笑 | 笑 | xiào | - laugh - smile - CL:個|个[ge4] |
| 干笑 | 乾笑 | gānxiào | - to give a hollow laugh - to force a smile - forced laugh - CL:聲|声[sheng1] |
| 偷笑 | 偷笑 | tōuxiào | - to laugh up one's sleeve |
| 傻笑 | 傻笑 | shǎxiào | - to giggle - to laugh foolishly - to smirk - to simper |
| 冷笑 | 冷笑 | lěngxiào | - to sneer - to laugh grimly - grin of dissatisfaction (bitterness, helplessness, indignation etc) - bitter, grim, sarcastic or angry smile |
| 取笑 | 取笑 | qǔxiào | - to tease - to make fun of |
| 可笑 | 可笑 | kěxiào | - funny - ridiculous |
| 含笑 | 含笑 | hánxiào | - to have a smile on one's face |
| 哂笑 | 哂笑 | shěnxiào | - (literary) to sneer - to laugh at |
| 哄笑 | 哄笑 | hōngxiào | - to roar with laughter - hoots of laughter - guffaw |
| 喜笑 | 喜笑 | xǐxiào | - to laugh - laughter |
| 嗤笑 | 嗤笑 | chīxiào | - to sneer at |
| 哗笑 | 嘩笑 | huáxiào | - uproarious laughter |
| 嘲笑 | 嘲笑 | cháoxiào | - to jeer at - to deride - to ridicule - mockery - derision |
| 大笑 | 大笑 | dàxiào | - to laugh heartily - a belly laugh |
| 失笑 | 失笑 | shīxiào | - to laugh in spite of oneself - to be unable to help laughing - to break into laughter |
| 奸笑 | 奸笑 | jiānxiào | - evil smile - sinister smile |
| 好笑 | 好笑 | hǎoxiào | - laughable - funny - ridiculous |
| 媚笑 | 媚笑 | mèixiào | - enchanting smile |
| 嬉笑 | 嬉笑 | xīxiào | - to be laughing and playing - to giggle |
| 微笑 | 微笑 | wēixiào | - smile - CL:個|个[ge4],絲|丝[si1] - to smile |
| 耻笑 | 恥笑 | chǐxiào | - to sneer at sb - to ridicule |
| 惨笑 | 慘笑 | cǎnxiào | - bitter smile |
| 搞笑 | 搞笑 | gǎoxiào | - funny - hilarious |
| 暗笑 | 暗笑 | ànxiào | - laugh in (up) one's sleeve - snigger - snicker |
| 欢笑 | 歡笑 | huānxiào | - to laugh happily - a belly-laugh |
| 灿笑 | 燦笑 | cànxiào | - to smile brightly |
| 爆笑 | 爆笑 | bàoxiào | - to burst out laughing - hilarious - burst of laughter |
| 狂笑 | 狂笑 | kuángxiào | - to laugh wildly - laughing to one's heart's content |
| 狞笑 | 獰笑 | níngxiào | - sardonic smile - to laugh maliciously |
| 玩笑 | 玩笑 | wánxiào | - to joke - joke - jest |
| 痴笑 | 痴笑 | chīxiào | - to giggle foolishly - to titter |
| 发笑 | 發笑 | fāxiào | - to burst out laughing - to laugh |
| 窃笑 | 竊笑 | qièxiào | - to snigger - to titter |
| 笑容 | 笑容 | xiàoróng | - smile - smiling expression - CL:副[fu4] |
| 笑意 | 笑意 | xiàoyì | - smiling expression |
| 笑料 | 笑料 | xiàoliào | - source of laughter - laughing stock - butt - joke (person) |
| 笑林 | 笑林 | Xiàolín | - Jokes (title of an ancient collection of jokes, often used in the title of modern collections of jokes) |
| 笑柄 | 笑柄 | xiàobǐng | - laughingstock |
| 笑涡 | 笑渦 | xiàowō | - see 笑窩|笑窝[xiao4 wo1] |
| 笑窝 | 笑窩 | xiàowō | - dimple |
| 笑纹 | 笑紋 | xiàowén | - laugh lines (on the face) |
| 笑纳 | 笑納 | xiàonà | - to kindly accept (an offering) |
| 笑声 | 笑聲 | xiàoshēng | - laughter |
| 笑脸 | 笑臉 | xiàoliǎn | - smiling face - smiley :) ☺ - CL:副[fu4] |
| 笑话 | 笑話 | xiàohuà | - joke - jest - CL:個|个[ge4] - to laugh at - to mock |
| 笑语 | 笑語 | xiàoyǔ | - talking and laughing - cheerful talk |
| 笑谈 | 笑談 | xiàotán | - object of ridicule - laughingstock - to laugh over sth - to make light chat |
| 笑貌 | 笑貌 | xiàomào | - smiling face |
| 笑靥 | 笑靨 | xiàoyè | - dimple - smiling face |
| 笑鸥 | 笑鷗 | xiàoōu | - (Chinese bird species) laughing gull (Leucophaeus atricilla) |
| 笑点 | 笑點 | xiàodiǎn | - funny bits - humorous parts - jokes - punchline |
| 苦笑 | 苦笑 | kǔxiào | - to force a smile - a bitter laugh |
| 见笑 | 見笑 | jiànxiào | - to mock - to be ridiculed - to incur ridicule through one's poor performance (humble) |
| 讪笑 | 訕笑 | shànxiào | - to ridicule - to mock |
| 诶笑 | 誒笑 | ēixiào | - to laugh loudly - guffaw |
| 说笑 | 說笑 | shuōxiào | - to chat and laugh - to crack jokes - to banter |
| 调笑 | 調笑 | tiáoxiào | - to tease - to poke fun at |
| 讥笑 | 譏笑 | jīxiào | - to sneer |
| 贻笑 | 貽笑 | yíxiào | - to be ridiculous - to make a fool of oneself |
| 赔笑 | 賠笑 | péixiào | - to smile apologetically or obsequiously |
| 卖笑 | 賣笑 | màixiào | - to work as a good-time girl - to prostitute oneself |
| 逗笑 | 逗笑 | dòuxiào | - to amuse - to cause to smile - amusing |
| 阴笑 | 陰笑 | yīnxiào | - to laugh evilly |
| 冷笑话 | 冷笑話 | lěngxiàohuà | - joke intended to be so corny it makes one groan |
| 咯咯笑 | 咯咯笑 | gēgēxiào | - chuckle |
| 哈哈笑 | 哈哈笑 | hāhāxiào | - to laugh out loud |
| 妃子笑 | 妃子笑 | fēizixiào | - concubine's smile, a cultivar of lychee |
| 搞笑片 | 搞笑片 | gǎoxiàopiàn | - comedy film - comedy - CL:部[bu4] |
| 格格笑 | 格格笑 | gégéxiào | - giggle |
| 笑哈哈 | 笑哈哈 | xiàohāhā | - to laugh heartily |
| 笑盈盈 | 笑盈盈 | xiàoyíngyíng | - smilingly - to be all smiles |
| 笑眯眯 | 笑眯眯 | xiàomīmī | - beaming - all smiles |
| 笑脸儿 | 笑臉兒 | xiàoliǎnr | - erhua variant of 笑臉|笑脸[xiao4 lian3] |
| 笑面虎 | 笑面虎 | xiàomiànhǔ | - man with a big smile and evil intentions |
| 笑点低 | 笑點低 | xiàodiǎndī | - amused by even the weakest joke - ready to laugh at the smallest thing |
| 荤笑话 | 葷笑話 | hūnxiàohuà | - dirty jokes - jokes of a visceral nature |
| 逗笑儿 | 逗笑兒 | dòuxiàor | - erhua variant of 逗笑[dou4 xiao4] |
| 开玩笑 | 開玩笑 | kāiwánxiào | - to play a joke - to make fun of - to joke |
| 闹笑话 | 鬧笑話 | nàoxiàohuà | - made to look a fool - a laughingstock |
| 一笑了之 | 一笑了之 | yīxiàoliǎozhī | - to laugh away (instead of taking seriously) |
| 一笑置之 | 一笑置之 | yīxiàozhìzhī | - to dismiss with a laugh - to make light of |
| 付之一笑 | 付之一笑 | fùzhīyīxiào | - to dismiss sth with a laugh (idiom) - to laugh it off |
| 似笑非笑 | 似笑非笑 | sìxiàofēixiào | - like a smile yet not a smile (idiom) |
| 咧开嘴笑 | 咧開嘴笑 | liěkāizuǐxiào | - to laugh |
| 哄堂大笑 | 哄堂大笑 | hōngtángdàxiào | - the whole room roaring with laughter (idiom) |
| 哈哈大笑 | 哈哈大笑 | hāhādàxiào | - to laugh heartily - to burst into loud laughter |
| 哭笑不得 | 哭笑不得 | kūxiàobùdé | - lit. not to know whether to laugh or cry (idiom); both funny and extremely embarrassing - in a desperate state - between laughter and tears |
| 哑然失笑 | 啞然失笑 | yǎránshīxiào | - to laugh involuntarily - Taiwan pr. [e4 ran2 shi1 xiao4] |
| 啼笑皆非 | 啼笑皆非 | tíxiàojiēfēi | - lit. not to know whether to laugh or cry (idiom); both funny and extremely embarrassing - in a desperate state - between laughter and tears |
| 喜笑颜开 | 喜笑顏開 | xǐxiàoyánkāi | - grinning from ear to ear (idiom) - beaming with happiness |
| 嘻皮笑脸 | 嘻皮笑臉 | xīpíxiàoliǎn | - see 嬉皮笑臉|嬉皮笑脸[xi1 pi2 xiao4 lian3 |
| 嫣然一笑 | 嫣然一笑 | yānrányīxiào | - to smile sweetly |
| 嬉皮笑脸 | 嬉皮笑臉 | xīpíxiàoliǎn | - all smiles - smiling mischievously or ingratiatingly |
| 嬉笑怒骂 | 嬉笑怒罵 | xīxiàonùmà | - lit. laughs, jeers, anger and invective (idiom) - fig. all kinds of emotions - to mock and scold - (of writing) freely roving - following the author's fancy |
| 捧腹大笑 | 捧腹大笑 | pěngfùdàxiào | - uproarious - hilarious - to split one's sides laughing - lit. to hold one's belly with both hands |
| 有说有笑 | 有說有笑 | yǒushuōyǒuxiào | - talking and laughing - to jest - cheerful and lively |
| 眉开眼笑 | 眉開眼笑 | méikāiyǎnxiào | - brows raised in delight, eyes laughing (idiom); beaming with joy - all smiles |
| 破涕为笑 | 破涕為笑 | pòtìwéixiào | - to turn tears into laughter (idiom); to turn grief into happiness |
| 笑不可仰 | 笑不可仰 | xiàobùkěyǎng | - to double up with laughter (idiom) |
| 笑不可抑 | 笑不可抑 | xiàobùkěyì | - to laugh irrepressibly |
| 笑口弥勒 | 笑口彌勒 | XiàokǒuMílè | - laughing Maitreya |
| 笑容可掬 | 笑容可掬 | xiàoróngkějū | - smiling wholeheartedly (idiom); beaming from ear to ear |
| 笑掉大牙 | 笑掉大牙 | xiàodiàodàyá | - to laugh one's head off - ridiculous - jaw-dropping |
| 笑破肚皮 | 笑破肚皮 | xiàopòdùpí | - to split one's sides laughing |
| 笑脸相迎 | 笑臉相迎 | xiàoliǎnxiāngyíng | - to welcome sb with a smiling face (idiom) |
| 笑里藏刀 | 笑裡藏刀 | xiàolǐcángdāo | - lit. a dagger hidden in smiles (idiom); friendly manners belying hypocritical intentions - when the fox preaches, look to the geese |
| 笑逐颜开 | 笑逐顏開 | xiàozhúyánkāi | - smile spread across the face (idiom); beaming with pleasure - all smiles - joy written across one's face |
| 谈笑自若 | 談笑自若 | tánxiàozìruò | - to talk and laugh as though nothing had happened - to remain cheerful (despite a crisis) |
| 谈笑风生 | 談笑風生 | tánxiàofēngshēng | - to talk cheerfully and wittily - to joke together |
| 买笑追欢 | 買笑追歡 | mǎixiàozhuīhuān | - lit. to buy smiles to seek happiness - abandon oneself to the pleasures of the flesh (idiom) |
| 贻笑大方 | 貽笑大方 | yíxiàodàfāng | - to make a fool of oneself - to make oneself a laughing stock |
| 贻笑方家 | 貽笑方家 | yíxiàofāngjiā | - a novice making a fool of himself - to make oneself ridiculous before experts |
| 逗人发笑 | 逗人發笑 | dòurénfāxiào | - to make people laugh |
| 露齿而笑 | 露齒而笑 | lùchǐérxiào | - to grin |
| 颔首微笑 | 頷首微笑 | hànshǒuwēixiào | - to nod and smile |
| 笑贫不笑娼 | 笑貧不笑娼 | xiàopínbùxiàochāng | - the notion in society that it's better to get ahead in the world by abandoning one's scruples than to suffer poverty - lit. despising poverty but not prostitution (idiom) |
| 兰陵笑笑生 | 蘭陵笑笑生 | LánlíngXiàoxiàoshēng | - Lanling Xiaoxiaosheng, pseudonym of the Ming dynasty writer and author of the Golden Lotus 金瓶梅[Jin1 ping2 mei2] |
| 五十步笑百步 | 五十步笑百步 | wǔshíbùxiàobǎibù | - the one who has retreated 50 steps laughs at the one who has retreated 100 steps (idiom) - the pot calls the kettle black |
| 少女露笑脸，婚事半成全 | 少女露笑臉，婚事半成全 | shàonǚlùxiàoliǎn,hūnshìbànchéngquán | - When the girl smiles, the matchmaker's job is half done. (idiom) |
| 谁笑到最后，谁笑得最好 | 誰笑到最後，誰笑得最好 | shéixiàodàozuìhòu,shéixiàodézuìhǎo | - He laughs best who laughs last. |
| 谁笑在最后，谁笑得最好 | 誰笑在最後，誰笑得最好 | shéixiàozàizuìhòu,shéixiàodézuìhǎo | - He laughs best who laughs last. |
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