roll in the aisles: meaning & examples

Meanings:

• 1.

  All English varietiesinformalidiomatic
  • To laugh uncontrollably and uproariously, especially in a public performance or audience setting.
  • To cause an audience to laugh loudly and continuously.

  Examples

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  • The comedian’s jokes were so funny that the whole audience was rolling in the aisles by the end of the show.

    Los chistes del comediante fueron tan divertidos que toda la audiencia se estaba riendo a carcajadas al final del espectáculo.

  • Whenever Sarah performs her skits, people can’t help but roll in the aisles laughing.

    Cada vez que Sarah presenta sus sketches, la gente no puede evitar reírse a carcajadas.

  • Did you see the crowd rolling in the aisles during the improv night last Friday?

    ¿Viste a la multitud riéndose a carcajadas durante la noche de improvisación el viernes pasado?