Laugh off (to ) conjugation

English
22 examples
This verb can also mean the following: respond to a negative situation, respond

Conjugation of laugh off

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
laugh off
laugh off
laughs off
laugh off
laugh off
laugh off
Future Simple
will laugh off
will laugh off
will laugh off
will laugh off
will laugh off
will laugh off
Past Simple
laughed off
laughed off
laughed off
laughed off
laughed off
laughed off
Conditional Simple
would laugh off
would laugh off
would laugh off
would laugh off
would laugh off
would laugh off
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am laughing off
are laughing off
is laughing off
are laughing off
are laughing off
are laughing off
Future Progressive
will be laughing off
will be laughing off
will be laughing off
will be laughing off
will be laughing off
will be laughing off
Past Progressive
was laughing off
were laughing off
was laughing off
were laughing off
were laughing off
were laughing off
Conditional Progressive
would be laughing off
would be laughing off
would be laughing off
would be laughing off
would be laughing off
would be laughing off
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have laughed off
have laughed off
has laughed off
have laughed off
have laughed off
have laughed off
Future Perfect
will have laughed off
will have laughed off
will have laughed off
will have laughed off
will have laughed off
will have laughed off
Past Perfect
had laughed off
had laughed off
had laughed off
had laughed off
had laughed off
had laughed off
Conditional Perfect
would have laughed off
would have laughed off
would have laughed off
would have laughed off
would have laughed off
would have laughed off
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been laughing off
have been laughing off
has been laughing off
have been laughing off
have been laughing off
have been laughing off
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been laughing off
will have been laughing off
will have been laughing off
will have been laughing off
will have been laughing off
will have been laughing off
Past Perfect Progressive
had been laughing off
had been laughing off
had been laughing off
had been laughing off
had been laughing off
had been laughing off
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been laughing off
would have been laughing off
would have been laughing off
would have been laughing off
would have been laughing off
would have been laughing off

Examples of laugh off

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
And I'm sure they all had a laugh off all the adjectives describing me, right?
But you can't laugh off this Bailey Park anymore.
I laughed up my sleeve at all the fellows who were giving out with noble motives, the Four Freedoms, and all the rest of it, but I found out that it all added up to a simple corny phrase that I couldn't laugh off...
I'm trying to laugh off this dark moment.
If he came all the way here to investigate, that means he's not a prosecutor to laugh off.
And I'm sure they all had a laugh off all the adjectives describing me, right?
But you can't laugh off this Bailey Park anymore.
I laughed up my sleeve at all the fellows who were giving out with noble motives, the Four Freedoms, and all the rest of it, but I found out that it all added up to a simple corny phrase that I couldn't laugh off...
I'm trying to laugh off this dark moment.
If he came all the way here to investigate, that means he's not a prosecutor to laugh off.
- We'll be laughed off the stage.
And he's laughed off-stage.
And now, this handsome face of mine can't step foot in Washington for fear of being laughed off the Hill.
Arjun Until today I laughed off every one of your jokes because it made you feel happy I used to think that I am with someone who bothers me all the time... and then makes up to me with his innocence
Be laughed off the place.
All this stuff you're laughing off you're actually spelling out in tiny red dots on your arm.
- We'll be laughed off the stage.
And he's laughed off-stage.
And now, this handsome face of mine can't step foot in Washington for fear of being laughed off the Hill.
Arjun Until today I laughed off every one of your jokes because it made you feel happy I used to think that I am with someone who bothers me all the time... and then makes up to me with his innocence
Be laughed off the place.
All this stuff you're laughing off you're actually spelling out in tiny red dots on your arm.

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