English · Common Verbs
/lɑːf/
[/lɑːf/]
to make sounds showing you are happy
Base form of 'laugh': to make sounds showing you are happy.
It is good to laugh together with friends at the end of a long week.
It is good to laugh together with friends at the end of a long week.
From Old English 'hlæhhan', of Germanic and imitative origin.
Used as the dictionary form after 'to' and with most present-tense subjects.