have a laugh

reírse

Reírse de algo gracioso.

En inglés sencillo: To laugh at something funny.

• We had a laugh at his joke.
• She had a laugh when she saw the photo.
• Can we have a laugh about it now?

Cómo se usa: have a laugh about something (We had a laugh about my embarrassing mistake.); have a laugh at something (They had a laugh at the silly photograph.)

Sinónimos: laugh, chuckle

Antónimos: cry

Expresiones frecuentes: have a laugh together, have a laugh about

bromear, tomar el pelo

Hablar en broma o tomarle el pelo a alguien, sin hablar en serio.

En inglés sencillo: To joke or tease someone instead of speaking seriously.

• I'm only having a laugh.
• You must be having a laugh if you think I'll pay that much.
• They were having a laugh with him, but he took their jokes seriously.

Cómo se usa: be having a laugh (You want fifty pounds for that? You're having a laugh!)

Sinónimos: joke, kid around, tease

Expresiones frecuentes: just have a laugh, have a laugh with

divertirse, pasarlo bien

Divertirse y pasar un rato agradable, especialmente con otras personas.

En inglés sencillo: To enjoy yourself and have a good time.

• Come along and have a laugh.
• We had a laugh playing games at the party.
• Did you have a laugh with your friends last night?

Cómo se usa: have a laugh with someone (We went out to have a laugh with friends.)

Sinónimos: have fun, enjoy yourself, have a good time

Expresiones frecuentes: have a laugh together, have a laugh tonight