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burst of laughter - translation to spanish
THE STUDY OF LAUGHTER AND ITS EFFECTS
Gelotologie; Study of laughter
burst of laughter
carcajada
laughter
![''Two laughing men'' by [[Hans von Aachen]], circa 1574](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Hans von Aachen - Two Laughing Men (Self-portrait).jpg?width=200 "''Two laughing men'' by [[Hans von Aachen]], circa 1574")
![Comedian [[Harold Lloyd]] laughing.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Harold Lloyd Portrait in Who's Who on the Screen.jpg?width=200 "Comedian [[Harold Lloyd]] laughing.")
![Laughter is a common response to [[tickling]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Laughter by David Shankbone.jpg?width=200 "Laughter is a common response to [[tickling]]")
EXPRESSION OF AMUSEMENT
Snicker; Jajaja; Huhuhu; Snigger; Tittering; Titter; Chuckle; Ja-Ja; Buahaha; Chortles; Laughter therapy; Laughing Fit; Laffing; Laughed; Meaning of laughter; 笑; Risible; Giggling; Guffaw; Laughter in literature; Laugh; Theories of laughter; Titters; Laughs; Laughter in Literature; Giggle; Benefits of laughing; Laughing; Laffter; Hahahahahaha; 🤭
(n.) = carcajada, risa
Ex: Kitano burst out laughing to cover her obvious blushing embarrassment, and she was soon encircled with laughter.
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* burst into + side-splitting laughter = partirse de reír, partirse de risa
* canned laughter = risas grabadas, risas enlatadas, risas pregrabadas
* explode into + laughter = romper a reír
* infectious laughter = risa contagiosa
* twitters of laughter = risitas
Ex: Kitano burst out laughing to cover her obvious blushing embarrassment, and she was soon encircled with laughter.
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* burst into + side-splitting laughter = partirse de reír, partirse de risa
* canned laughter = risas grabadas, risas enlatadas, risas pregrabadas
* explode into + laughter = romper a reír
* infectious laughter = risa contagiosa
* twitters of laughter = risitas
canned laughter
![The test to see if a sitcom could survive without a laugh track was performed on the [[pilot episode]] of ''Hogan's Heroes''.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Hogans heroes.JPG?width=200 "The test to see if a sitcom could survive without a laugh track was performed on the [[pilot episode]] of ''Hogan's Heroes''.")
SEPARATE SOUNDTRACK FOR A RECORDED COMEDY SHOW CONTAINING THE SOUND OF AUDIENCE LAUGHTER
Canned laughter; Laughter track; Laugh tracks; Laugh Track; Laugh machine; Laughtrack; Laughter soundtrack; Laughtracks; Laughing audience; Canned laugh; Laff box; Laff Box; Laugh in a can; Artificial laughter; Fake laughter; Fake laugh
(n.) = risas grabadas, risas enlatadas, risas pregrabadas
Ex: Less than impressed, he labels sitcoms "the lowest form of entertainment", adding that, "it's just stupid jokes and canned laughter".
Ex: Less than impressed, he labels sitcoms "the lowest form of entertainment", adding that, "it's just stupid jokes and canned laughter".
Definition
SWIFT
Sistema de transmisión electrónica de datos entre instituciones financieras que asegura la identificación exacta de emisor y receptor, confirma la recepción de la información y garantiza la adecuada confidencialidad mediante un sistema de claves. Está organizado por la Society for Worldwide International Financial Telecommunication. Se utiliza especialmente para transferencias de fondos. Los códigos utilizados para las principales monedas son: ATS-chelín austriaco; AUD-dólar australiano; BEF-franco belga; CAD-dólar canadiense; CHF-franco suizo; DEM-marco alemán; DKK-corona danesa; ESB-peseta; FIM-marco finlandés; FRF-franco francés; GBP-libra esterlina; GRD-dracma griego; IEP-libra irlandesa; ITL-lira italiana; JPY-yen japonés; NLG-florín holandés; NOK-corona noruega; PTE-escudo portugués; SEK-corona sueca; USD-dólar norteamericano y XEU-ECU.
Wikipedia
Gelotology
Gelotology (from the Greek γέλως gelos "laughter") is the study of laughter and its effects on the body, from a psychological and physiological perspective. Its proponents often advocate induction of laughter on therapeutic grounds in alternative medicine. The field of study was pioneered by William F. Fry of Stanford University.
Examples of use of burst of laughter
1. "So how was your day?" DeLay said, producing a burst of laughter.
2. Then the liberating burst of laughter at the unexpected and pungent punch line.
3. "So why don‘t we concentrate on choosing the right president?" he said to a burst of laughter.
4. "When Dr Krack could not restrain himself any more and fell into a burst of laughter, the patient shouted ‘Il craque‘ (he has a burst) and this pun led to a generalised burst of laughter of all the people present, including the patient." In both cases, extreme stimulation resulted in improvements in mood, motivation, libido – and a general enjoyment of the pleasures of life.
5. "So what are you doing here, just having your meals, drinking tea and roaming all around with your weapons?" My question elicited a burst of laughter in the room.