disport

An archaic verb meaning to amuse oneself, frolic, or play; to divert or entertain.

ruУстаревший глагол, означающий развлекаться, резвиться или играть; отвлекать или забавлять.esVerbo anticuado que significa divertirse, retozar o jugar; también, entretener o deleitar a alguien.frVerbe vieilli ou littéraire signifiant se divertir, jouer ou s'amuser ; aussi, occuper agréablement, distraire ou amuser quelqu'un.deVeralteter Ausdruck dafür, sich zu vergnügen, zu tummeln oder zu spielen; auch: jemanden zu unterhalten oder zu belustigen.ptVerbo arcaico que significa divertir-se, brincar ou folgar; também pode indicar entreter ou distrair alguém.zh较旧或文雅的动词，意为娱乐、嬉戏、玩耍；也可指使人消遣、逗乐。arفعل قديم بمعنى تسلّى وله في الملذّات واللعب والمرح، أو أشغل غيره وأمتعه وطيّب خاطره.

1. To amuse oneself C2 formal

   To engage in playful or amusing activity; to frolic or have fun.

   • The children disported themselves in the garden all afternoon.
   • They disported on the beach, enjoying the warm sun.
   • The nobles disported at the royal court with games and dances.

   ruРазвлекатьсяesdivertirse, retozar, jugarfrs'amuserdeSich vergnügenptDivertir-sezh自娱自乐arالتلهي والمرح

   Synonyms: amusecaperdivertentertainfrolicplayrompsport

   Antonyms: drudgegrievelabormourntoilwork

• disported past participle
• disported past simple
• disporting present participle
• disports third person singular