An actor have to learn to laugh off bad review.(演員需學(xué)會(huì)能對(duì)貶斥性評(píng)論一笑置之的本事。)

The boy was brave enough to laugh off his pain.(這個(gè)男孩很勇敢，把痛苦不當(dāng)回事。)

Yet Mugabe apparently tries to laugh off his global infamy.(然而穆加貝顯然對(duì)他在國(guó)際社會(huì)上的臭名一笑置之。)

Love is a joke, laugh off my head, laughing hurts himself.(甃愛(ài)情是一個(gè)笑話(huà)，笑死了別人，笑疼了自己。)

I was astonished at how much they were able to laugh things off.(我驚訝于他們究竟在多大程度可以如此一笑置之。)

Disfluent fonts, the ones people tend to laugh off, fonts that are comically ugly, they tend to be the best for learning and for memory.(我們想當(dāng)然的認(rèn)為越容易看懂就越容易記住。在學(xué)習(xí)和記憶方面，讀起來(lái)不流暢的字體或是難看而引人發(fā)笑的字體反而是最好的。)

As for etiquette and music, we may laugh off them.(至于禮樂(lè)，一笑置之可也。)

Frank tried to laugh off his aunt's worry.(弗蘭克試圖對(duì)他姑媽的煩惱一笑置之。)

We laugh our heads off.(我們笑得前仰后合。)

Most of the time he can laugh it off, but not always.(大多數(shù)時(shí)間他能對(duì)此一笑而過(guò)，但也并不總能這么灑脫。)