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Translate rirait from French to English

Summary

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rire:
- laughter; sniggering; giggling; tittering
Wiktionary:
- rire → laugh
- rire → laugh, laughter
- rire → laugh, laughter, defiance, out of spite, obstinacy, out, of, stubbornness, joke, jest, in, a, for, giggle

French

Detailed Translations for rirait from French to English

rire:

rire [le ~] noun

le rire (éclats de rire; grimace; ricanement)
the laughter
- laughter [the ~] noun
le rire (rires étouffés; ricanement)
the sniggering; the giggling; the tittering
- sniggering [the ~] noun
- giggling [the ~] noun
- tittering [the ~] noun

Translation Matrix for rire:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
giggling	ricanement; rire; rires étouffés
laughter	grimace; ricanement; rire; éclats de rire
sniggering	ricanement; rire; rires étouffés
tittering	ricanement; rire; rires étouffés

Synonyms for "rire":

bidonner; marrer; poiler; tordre; rigoler; pouffer; glousser; esclaffer; gondoler; ricaner; railler; moquer; rictus; grimace; plaisanter; jouer; ignorer; hilarité; éclat; risée; sourire; ris; plaisir; voile; thymus de veau; raillerie; rafale; risette

Wiktionary Translations for rire:

rire

verb

Marquer un sentiment de gaieté accompagné par un changement d’expression du visage
- rire → laugh

noun

Action de rire
- rire → laugh

rire

noun

sound (as) of laughing
- laughter → rire
movement of the muscles of the laughing face
- laughter → rire
expression of mirth peculiar to the human species
- laugh → rire

verb

make an object of laughter or ridicule
- laugh → moquer; rire
show mirth by peculiar movement of the muscles of the face and emission of sounds
- laugh → rire

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• rire	→ laugh	↔ lachen — zichtbaar en/of hoorbaar blij zijn met iets of iets grappig vinden
• rire	→ laughter	↔ gelach — het lachen
• rire	→ laugh; laughter	↔ Lachen — Ausdruck der Belustigung, der Freude
• rire	→ defiance; out of spite; obstinacy; out; of; stubbornness; joke; jest; in; a; for; laugh	↔ aus Daffke — nordostdeutsch, besonders berlinerisch, salopp: aus Trotz, zum Trotz; nun gerade; aus Eigensinn; nur zum Spaß
• rire	→ laugh; giggle	↔ lachen — wegen Belustigung den Mund öffnen und Laute ausstoßen