wet one's pants
词源说明
The senses referring to laughing and being afraid are extensions from the literal (urination) sense; both involve an element of variably literal or figurative nature: they are generally figurative, but if one laughs hard enough or gets frightened badly enough, the wetting may sometimes happen literally.
释义
动词verb
- 1idiomaticTo wet oneself, to urinate in one's clothes while wearing them.
- 2informal, vulgar, idiomaticTo laugh uncontrollably.
- 3informal, vulgar, idiomaticTo be afraid; especially, to be extremely afraid.