/reˈiɾse/
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Translation
to laugh
Word origin
From Latin ridere ('to laugh'), which also gives English 'ridicule' and 'deride'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- ridere
- English cognates
- ridicule, deride
Grammar
Verb type-ir reflexive (e>i stem-changing)
ReflexiveYes
Examples
rías , .
Do not laugh at me, please.
reímos .
We laughed a lot during the film.
ríe chistes .
She always laughs at her grandfather's jokes.
¿ ríes ?
What are you laughing at so much?
.
I laugh every time I remember that afternoon.
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