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merry

/ˈmer.i/

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adjective

/ˈmer.i/A2formal
  • ruОписывает человека, который весел и оживлён, часто ассоциируется с праздничными событиями.

Describes someone who is cheerful and lively, often associated with festive occasions.

  1. Cheerful and livelyB1formal

    Full of high-spirited joy and laughter; showing a happy and playful mood.

    ruВесёлый

    • The children were merry and laughing in the garden.
    • He was in a merry mood after hearing the good news.
    • The party was full of merry people dancing and singing.

    Synonymsblithecheerfulconvivialgleefuljollyjovialjoyfullivelymirthfulsprightly

    Antonymsgloomygravemelancholymorosesadsomber

  2. Festive and entertainingB1formal

    Providing fun, amusement, and a cheerful atmosphere.

    ruВесёлый

    • They had a merry celebration with music and games.
    • The fair was a merry event with rides and treats.
    • We spent a merry evening at the comedy club.

    Synonymsblithecheerfulconvivialfestivegleefuljollyjovialjoyfullivelymirthful

    Antonymsdismalgloomysolemnsomber

  3. Quick and energeticB2formal

    Moving or acting with briskness and energy.

    ruБодрый

    • She set off at a merry pace, eager to reach the destination.
    • The horse trotted along at a merry clip.
    • He worked with a merry speed to finish the task.

    Synonymsanimatedbriskenergeticjauntylivelyspiritedsprightlyzippy

    Antonymslanguidlethargiclistlesssluggishtorpid

Forms
  • merrier comparative form
  • merriest superlative form
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