Translation guide
The English term 'laugh line' can refer to either a line in a script intended to get a laugh, or a wrinkle around the mouth from smiling. This guide covers both meanings.
A line in a comedy script, play, or speech that is intended to make the audience laugh.
A straightforward way to say 'laugh line' in the context of a script or performance.
A line or crease on the face around the mouth, often associated with smiling or aging.
This laugh line was a big hit with the audience.
Refers to a gag or joke, often physical or visual, but can also be a line. Common in comedy contexts.
His gags always fall flat.
A general term for a joke, including a funny line. Borrowed from English.
That joke wasn't very funny.
Specifically refers to wrinkles that form from smiling or laughing. A natural and common term.
The laugh lines around her eyes are charming.
Refers to nasolabial folds, the lines from the nose to the corners of the mouth. Often associated with aging, not necessarily from laughing.
Lately, I'm concerned about my laugh lines.
General term for wrinkles. Can be used for laugh lines but is less specific.
When I laugh, wrinkles form around my mouth.