How is the word gros rires translated from French to English

Rires bruyants et francs.

Loud hearty laughs.

noun
English translation
Guffaws

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  • De gros rires venaient du fond de la salle. Guffaws came from the back of the room.

  • Il s'esclaffe à ses propres blagues. He guffaws at his own jokes.

  • Son histoire a déclenché de gros rires chez tout le monde. Her story drew guffaws from everyone.

  • Mon voisin s'esclaffe si fort que les murs tremblent. My neighbor guffaws so loudly that the walls shake.

  • La salle s'est remplie de gros rires et d'applaudissements. The room filled with guffaws and clapping.

  • Personne ne s'offusque quand elle s'esclaffe au milieu d'une histoire. Nobody minds when she guffaws in the middle of a story.

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How is “gros rires” translated from French?
“gros rires” translates into English as “Guffaws”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “gros rires” mean?
Meaning of “gros rires”: Rires bruyants et francs. In English — “Guffaws”.
What part of speech is “gros rires”?
“gros rires” is a noun.
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