một cách ồn ào
/ʌpˈrɔːriəsli//ʌpˈrɔːriəsli/The word "uproariously" is an adverb that originated in the 16th century. It is derived from the noun "uproar," which means a loud, tumultuous noise or commotion. The suffix "-iously" is a Latinizing suffix that forms adverbs indicating manner, such as "rapidly" or "loudly." The word "uproariously" is first recorded in the 1540s, with the meaning "in a tumultuous or noisy manner." Initially, it was used to describe loud and boisterous sounds or behaviors, such as laughter or applause. Over time, the word's connotation expanded to include a sense of unbridled or uncontrolled noise or commotion. In modern English, "uproariously" is often used to describe something that is extremely funny or entertaining, such as a comedian's hysterical performance or a movie that is "uproariously funny."
in a noisy way with a lot of laughing and shouting
một cách ồn ào với rất nhiều tiếng cười và tiếng la hét
Khán giả cười ầm ĩ.
extremely funny, making people laugh in a noisy way
cực kỳ buồn cười, khiến mọi người cười một cách ồn ào
