0 to laugh nervously, often at something that you feel you should not be laughing at:
A couple of the younger teachers tittered at his dirty jokes.
Their performance left the audience tittering with embarrassed laughter.
1 a nervous laugh, often at something that you feel you should not be laughing at:
She tittered and blushed.
Schoolkids usually titter hysterically at any nudity.
She tittered like a schoolgirl telling a naughty story.
The announcement brought a round of half-stiffled titters.
A few titters were heard at a moment that should have some sad grandeur about it.
Again, it got a titter, but more out of cathartic embarrassment for the actors.
They can be expected to titter when they hear about economic planning and planning councils.
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（常指對不該笑的事物）緊張地笑，傻笑…
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reír nerviosamente, dar la risa tonta, risita…
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rire sottement, petit rire sot…
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hihňat se, hihňání…
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