Where does the idiom dumb and laughing come from and what are the allusions?

Han Zhao Ye's "Wu Yue Chunqiu, Yue Wang's Unsurprising Biography": "Yu Nai smiled dumbly. ”

Idiom]: Smile dumbly.

Pinyin]: yǎ rán yī xiào

Spelling]: yryx

Explanation]: Dumb: Describe laughter. I couldn't help but laugh out loud.

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synonyms]: dumb laughter, dumb self-laughter.

antonyms]: grammar]: as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; I couldn't help but laugh out loud.

Smiled dumbly at the idiom solitaire.

Continuous]: Laugh can't look up, laugh can't support, laugh with a knife, laugh with a nose, laugh at the house, laugh at the proud wind and moon, laugh at the knife, smile at the knife.

By the way]: It's not worth laughing, not smiling, smiling

Reverse connection]: push the deaf to be dumb push the deaf to be dumb to push the deaf to make up dumb to push the deaf to pretend to be dumb to swallow charcoal for dumb babbling dumb makeup deaf to be dumb to pretend to be deaf and dumb.

Reverse connection]: Dumb and silent, dumb and dumb, dumb and dumb

Dumb laughter: can't help but laugh out loud.

I couldn't help but laugh out loud. Dumb: Laughter. Laughter: Involuntary laughter.

Dumb laughter is a Chinese idiom, the basic meaning: seeing or hearing something funny, involuntarily laughing out loud. Dumb (old pronounced è).

Idiom usage. More formal; as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; I couldn't help but laugh out loud.

Source: Han Zhao Ye "Wu Yue Chunqiu: Yue Wang Wuyu Biography": "Yu Nai smiled dumbly. ”

Translation: Yu then laughed excitedly.

Laughter here can be loud or quiet, and "dumb" refers to the state of not making a sound. "Laughing out loud" refers to laughing out loud from silence, and has nothing to do with whether you laugh out loud or small.

注音yǎ rán shī xiào (旧读è rán shī xiào)

Explanation]: Dumb: Describe laughter. Dumb laughter: can't help but laugh out loud.

Note: "dumb" does not mean not to be silent, but to describe laughing out loud.

I couldn't help but laugh out loud.

Describe the emotions are more excited, so people can't control themselves, so they laugh out loud.

dumb 然失笑 [yǎ rán shī xiào].

Explanation] Laughter: Laughing uncontrollably. I couldn't help but laugh out loud.

From] Han Zhao Ye's "Wu Yue Chunqiu Yue Wang Wuyu Biography": "Yu Nai smiled dumbly. ”

[Title] dumbfounded.

Pinyin: yǎ rán shī xiào[1] [Zhuyin] 2] [English translation] be unable to stifle a laugh [3].

synonyms] can't help but laugh.

Antonyms] laughing, crying bitterly[1].

Basic explanation] was so emotional that he couldn't control his emotions and laughed out loud.

Explanation] Laughter: Laughing uncontrollably. I couldn't help but laugh out loud.

[original idiom]: dumb and smiling.

Standard pronunciation]: yǎ rán ér xiào [Traditional Chinese Writing]: dumb but laughing.

What does it mean to laugh dumbly]: dumb: laughter. Sent out dumb. Laughter.

Dumb but laughing idiom solitaire]: pretending to be deaf and dumb, dumb and laughing, laughing and not looking up.

Usage analysis]: as a predicate, adverbial; Used to get things done.

Pronunciation warning]: pay attention to polyphonic words: dumb yā dumb (onomatopoeia); yǎ dumb dumb field.

Corresponding synonyms]: laughing dumbly.

Example of a dumb and laughing sentence]:

1, Kong Ming listened, and said with a dumb smile: "Peng Fei thousands of miles, how can a flock of birds know its ambition?"