How is the word carcajadas translated from Spanish to English

Risas fuertes y sonoras.

Loud hearty laughs.

noun
English translation
Guffaws

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  • Llegaban carcajadas del fondo de la sala. Guffaws came from the back of the room.

  • Se ríe a carcajadas con sus propios chistes. He guffaws at his own jokes.

  • Su historia provocó carcajadas en todos. Her story drew guffaws from everyone.

  • Mi vecino se ríe a carcajadas tan fuerte que tiemblan las paredes. My neighbor guffaws so loudly that the walls shake.

  • La sala se llenó de carcajadas y aplausos. The room filled with guffaws and clapping.

  • A nadie le molesta que ella se ría a carcajadas en medio de una historia. Nobody minds when she guffaws in the middle of a story.

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FAQ about “carcajadas”

How is “carcajadas” translated from Spanish?
“carcajadas” translates into English as “Guffaws”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “carcajadas” mean?
Meaning of “carcajadas”: Risas fuertes y sonoras. In English — “Guffaws”.
What part of speech is “carcajadas”?
“carcajadas” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “carcajadas”?
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