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+====== vocabulaire humour ======
+====== Anglais B2 : sourire / rire / humour (nuances) ======
+===== 0) À retenir en 10 secondes =====
+* **smile** = sourire (neutre) ; **grin** = grand sourire ; **smirk** = sourire en coin (souvent moqueur).
+* **laugh** = rire ; **giggle** = glousser ; **chuckle** = petit rire ; **burst out laughing** = éclater de rire.
+* **joke** = blague ; **tease** = taquiner ; **sarcasm/irony** = ironie (souvent piquante) ; **banter** = taquinerie sympa.
+---
+===== 1) Sourire : smile / grin / smirk =====
+^ Mot ^ Nuance ^ Exemple ^
+| **to smile** | sourire (neutre) | *She smiled at me.* |
+| **a smile** | un sourire | *He gave me a warm smile.* |
+| **to grin** | grand sourire (souvent joie / fierté) | *He was grinning from ear to ear.* |
+| **a grin** | un large sourire | *A wide grin spread across his face.* |
+| **to smirk** | sourire en coin, souvent arrogant/moqueur | *He smirked as if he knew something.* |
+Expressions utiles :
+* **to force a smile** = forcer un sourire
+* **to crack a smile** = esquisser un sourire
+* **to smile politely** = sourire poliment
+---
+===== 2) Rire : intensité et style =====
+^ Mot ^ Nuance ^ Exemple ^
+| **to laugh** | rire (général) | *Everyone laughed.* |
+| **to burst out laughing** | éclater de rire (soudain) | *I burst out laughing.* |
+| **to giggle** | glousser (souvent léger, nerveux, “enfants”) | *They giggled during the film.* |
+| **to chuckle** | petit rire discret | *He chuckled at the joke.* |
+| **to snicker** | ricaner (souvent méchant/immature) | *They snickered behind his back.* |
+| **to roar with laughter** | rire très fort | *We were roaring with laughter.* |
+Noms :
+* **laughter** = le rire (en général) : *The room filled with laughter.*
+* **a giggle / a chuckle** = un gloussement / un petit rire
+---
+===== 3) Dire qu’un truc est drôle : funny / hilarious / amusing =====
+^ Mot ^ Nuance ^ Exemple ^
+| **funny** | drôle (standard) | *That’s funny.* |
+| **hilarious** | hilarant (très drôle) | *That video is hilarious.* |
+| **amusing** | amusant (plus calme/soutenu) | *It was mildly amusing.* |
+| **witty** (B2) | spirituel, intelligent | *She’s witty and quick.* |
+| **ridiculous** | ridicule (souvent drôle mais critique) | *That’s ridiculous.* |
+Piège :
+* **funny** peut aussi vouloir dire “bizarre/suspect” : *Something funny is going on.*
+---
+===== 4) Blagues et humour : joke / pun / prank / teasing =====
+^ Mot ^ Nuance ^ Exemple ^
+| **a joke** | une blague (général) | *It was just a joke.* |
+| **to joke** | plaisanter | *I’m joking!* |
+| **a pun** | jeu de mots | *That pun was terrible.* |
+| **a prank** | blague piège (action) | *It was a harmless prank.* |
+| **to tease** | taquiner (peut être gentil ou lourd) | *He teased me about my accent.* |
+| **banter** (nom) | taquinerie sympa (échanges) | *We had some friendly banter.* |
+---
+===== 5) Ironie, sarcasme, moquerie =====
+^ Mot ^ Nuance ^ Exemple ^
+| **irony** | ironie (décalage, pas forcément méchant) | *The irony is that he hates computers.* |
+| **sarcasm** | sarcasme (piquant, souvent méchant) | *That was pure sarcasm.* |
+| **to mock** | se moquer (plus direct) | *Don’t mock him.* |
+| **to make fun of** | se moquer de | *They made fun of his clothes.* |
+| **to insult** | insulter (plus grave) | *He insulted her.* |
+---
+===== 6) Réactions : rire ou pas =====
+^ Expression ^ Sens ^ Exemple ^
+| **I couldn’t help laughing.** | je n’ai pas pu m’empêcher de rire | *I couldn’t help laughing.* |
+| **It cracked me up.** (informel) | ça m’a tué (de rire) | *That meme cracked me up.* |
+| **It’s not that funny.** | ce n’est pas si drôle | *Relax—it's not that funny.* |
+| **I didn’t get the joke.** | je n’ai pas compris | *Sorry, I didn’t get the joke.* |
+| **deadpan** | humour très sérieux | *He said it with a deadpan expression.* |
+---
+===== 7) Collocations B2 (super naturelles) =====
+* **sense of humour** (UK) / **sense of humor** (US)
+* **laugh at** : *Don’t laugh at him.*
+* **laugh about** : *We laughed about it later.*
+* **make someone laugh** : *You always make me laugh.*
+* **a funny story** / **a hilarious video**
+* **a silly joke** / **a rude joke**
+* **light humour** = humour léger
+* **dark humour** = humour noir
+---
+===== 8) Pièges fréquents =====
+* **laugh at** = se moquer / rire de quelqu’un ; **laugh with** = rire avec (plus sympa).
+* **tease** peut être gentil ou blessant selon ton ; si c’est trop, dire : *Please don’t tease me about that.*
+* **snicker / smirk** sont souvent négatifs.
+---
+===== 9) Mini-exercice (choisis le mot le plus naturel) =====
+Complète avec : **smile / grin / smirk / giggle / chuckle / snicker / hilarious / witty / pun / prank / tease / banter / sarcasm / make fun of**
+* He gave a polite ____ and said hello.
+* She was ____ from ear to ear after the results.
+* He ____ like he was proud of himself (a bit arrogant).
+* The kids started to ____ during the serious scene.
+* My dad ____ at the comment (quiet laugh).
+* They ____ behind his back (mean laugh).
+* That video is absolutely ____.
+* She’s really ____ — her jokes are clever.
+* I love wordplay: that ____ was great.
+* It was a harmless ____ — nobody got hurt.
+* Don’t ____ me about my accent, please.
+* We had some friendly ____ after the match.
+* “Oh, great… another delay.” That’s ____.
+* Don’t ____ people for what they wear.
+==== Corrigé (proposition) ====
+* smile
+* grinning (ou *a grin*)
+* smirked
+* giggle
+* chuckled
+* snickered
+* hilarious
+* witty
+* pun
+* prank
+* tease
+* banter
+* sarcasm
+* make fun of