guffaw in Portuguese
guffaw in Portuguese is gargalhada, gargalhar — guffaw means a loud, boisterous laugh.
guffaw in Portuguese
gargalhada
A boisterous laugh.
gargalhar
(intransitive) To laugh boisterously.
What does "guffaw" mean?
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noun A loud, boisterous laugh.
"His guffaw echoed across the room."
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verb To laugh loudly and boisterously.
"He guffawed so hard he nearly fell off his chair."
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guffaw in a sentence
- His guffaw echoed across the room.
- She let out a guffaw at the joke.
- He guffawed so hard he nearly fell off his chair.
- They guffawed at the ridiculous story.
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What is "guffaw" in Portuguese?
"guffaw" in Portuguese is gargalhada, gargalhar. guffaw means: A loud, boisterous laugh.
How do you use "guffaw" in a sentence?
Example: "His guffaw echoed across the room." In Portuguese, "guffaw" is gargalhada, gargalhar.
Are there other ways to say "guffaw" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "guffaw": gargalhada, gargalhar.
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