仄笑 Refers to a forced laugh or awkward laughter which is more about politeness

Relation Nicknames

笑抿 [xiào mĭn]
Literally meaning smiling mouth closed It represents restrained or shy laughter — perhaps someone ...
笑的出来算快乐么 [xiào de chū lái suàn kuài lè me]
It conveys sarcasm or irony towards the idea of equating forced smiles or superficial laughter to ...
笑只是礼貌 [xiào zhĭ shì lĭ mào]
This means Laughter is just politeness It suggests that even though smiling or laughing may occur ...
强颜欢笑不如不笑 [qiáng yán huān xiào bù rú bù xiào]
Forced Joyful Laughing Might As Well Not Laugh highlights inner distress where one forces a smile ...
笑意勉强 [xiào yì miăn qiáng]
A Forced Smile It reflects feelings of unease or awkwardness suggesting moments where laughter ...
强欢颜笑 [qiáng huān yán xiào]
A Forced Smile or Laughter indicates insincerity behind what appears as a happy emotion It might ...
容不进的笑声 [róng bù jìn de xiào shēng]
Implies laughter that doesnt fit pointing out awkwardness or inappropriateness of joy within a ...
笑多勉强 [xiào duō miăn qiáng]
Translates as laughter feels forced portraying a situation where smiling is merely an act rather ...
笑得太牵强 [xiào dé tài qiān qiáng]
This means a forced laugh which can be interpreted as showing happiness when one does not feel genuinely ...