Rolling in the aisles Meaning in English
expression
释义
If people are rolling in the aisles, they are laughing very hard, often at something extremely funny, such as a joke or a performance.
用法与细微差别
This is an informal, vivid idiom often used for stand-up comedy, films, or performances that are extremely funny. Not literal—people aren’t actually lying on the ground. Commonly used with 'had the audience rolling in the aisles.' Rare in formal writing.
例句
The movie had everyone rolling in the aisles.
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His jokes had the audience rolling in the aisles.
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We were rolling in the aisles during the comedy show.
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By the end of his set, people were literally rolling in the aisles.
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That comedian always gets the crowd rolling in the aisles with her stories.
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It was so funny that I thought I'd be rolling in the aisles for hours.
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