reír
/reˈiɾ/, [reˈiɾ]laugh, to laugh
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Me haces reír.
You make me laugh.
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Eso me hizo reír.
That made me laugh.
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En la oscuridad, ella le pudo oír a él y a sus invitados charlar y reír.
In the darkness, she could hear him and his guests chatting and laughing.
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No podíamos parar de reír.
We couldn't stop giggling.
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Cuando Mary vio a Tom desnudo, se puso a reír.
When Mary saw Tom naked, she started laughing.
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No puedo reír ni llorar.
I can't laugh or cry.
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El noventa y nueve siempre me hace reír.
Ninety-nine always makes me laugh.
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No me hagas reír.
Don't make me laugh.
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No pude parar de reír.
I couldn't stop laughing.
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No podía dejar de reír.
I couldn't stop laughing.
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De pronto la novia se puso a reír a carcajadas.
All at once the bride burst into laughter.
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No pude contener las ganas de reír.
I could not subdue the desire to laugh.
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Los alumnos se echaron a reír.
The pupils burst out laughing.
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Fue la primera vez que imité al profesor e hice reír a mis compañeros.
It was the first time I mimed the teacher and I made all the students laugh.
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No sé si reír o llorar.
I don't know whether to cry or to laugh.
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