laughably

laughably — 副詞

1. so silly or badly done that people cannot treat it seriously

1.副詞B2
釋義

可笑地

因過於荒謬而無法認真看待

so silly or badly done that people cannot treat it seriously

例句

The security system was laughably easy to break into.

這個安全系統可笑地容易闖入。

laughably + adjective (easy)

Theo found the movie's plot laughably bad and walked out after twenty minutes.

Theo 覺得這部電影的情節可笑地糟糕,二十分鐘後就離場了。

同義詞
  • ridiculously

    more common than 'laughably'; can describe both silly and extreme situations without the same mocking tone

  • absurdly

    stronger focus on illogical or unreasonable quality rather than the idea of causing laughter

  • preposterously

    more formal and emphatic; suggests something is so unreasonable it defies belief

文法句型

laughably + adjective

laughably + past participle

用法筆記

Most commonly appears directly before an adjective that describes something as being of extremely poor quality or unacceptably inadequate. The adverb adds a tone of dismissal or mockery — the speaker thinks the situation is not even worth serious discussion.

常見錯誤

The comedian spoke laughably on stage.
The comedian's jokes were laughably bad.
💡'laughably' does not mean 'in a funny way'; it means something is so poor or silly that it is ridiculous.