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hysterical laughter - translation to german
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Hysterics; Hysterical (disambiguation); Hysterics (album); Hysterical (film)
hysterical laughter
hysterisches Lachen
hysterisches Lachen
hysterical laughter, uncontrolled laughter
hysterischer Lachanfall
hysterical fit of laughter
Definition
hysterics
1.
If someone is in hysterics or is having hysterics, they are in a state of uncontrolled excitement, anger, or panic. (INFORMAL)
I'm sick of your having hysterics, okay?...
N-PLURAL: oft in N
2.
If someone is in hysterics or is having hysterics, they are in a state of violent and disturbed emotion that is usually a result of shock.
It was such a shock I had hysterics...
= hysteria
N-PLURAL: oft in N
3.
You can say that someone is in hysterics or is having hysterics when they are laughing loudly in an uncontrolled way. (INFORMAL)
He'd often have us all in absolute hysterics.
N-PLURAL: oft in N
Wikipedia
Hysterical
Hysterical or Hysterics may refer to:
- Hysteria, unmanageable emotional excesses
- Hysterical (1983 film), a film from Embassy Pictures
- Hysterical (2021 film), a documentary film
Examples of use of hysterical laughter
1. Agnew might make, the listener heard chuckling, which grew to hysterical laughter.
2. Cue more hysterical laughter from D, who seems to spend his whole time these days cackling manically about the slightest thing.
3. The drawing produced almost hysterical laughter. «There are a million men who look like this,» said Mustafa Ben Dris, who was about the only man there without a moustache.
4. The theory is that entrepreneurs, driven by the profit motive, are always more efficient (please suspend hysterical laughter). We saw the results in New Orleans one year ago: Washington was frighteningly weak and inept, in part because its emergency management experts had fled to the private sector and its technology and infrastructure had become positively retro.
5. The hysterical laughter of our close friends at the incident, and our audacity in even considering such a claim would be enough to bury the matter from the start, let alone the single grape being left on our work desktop every morning by sympathetic colleagues... (Dr.