pleasing

• Describe algo que produce placer, satisfacción o agrado, o que resulta atractivo o aceptable.

Describes something that gives pleasure, satisfaction, or enjoyment.

1. Giving pleasure and satisfactionB1formal

   Causing a feeling of happiness, enjoyment, or contentment.

   que produce placer o satisfacción

   • The garden had a pleasing arrangement of flowers.
   • Her singing voice is very pleasing to the ear.
   • The results of the experiment were pleasing to the research team.

   Sinónimosagreeableappealingattractivecharmingdelightfulenjoyablegratifyingnicepleasantsatisfying

   Antónimosannoyingdisagreeabledispleasingirritatingoffensiveunpleasant

• Sustantivo que denota la acción o el proceso de proporcionar a alguien satisfacción, placer o deleite.

A noun referring to the act or process of giving satisfaction, enjoyment, or delight to someone.

incontable

1. Act of pleasingC1formal

   The action or behavior of someone who gives satisfaction or delight to others.

   acción de complacer

   • Her constant pleasing of others left her exhausted.
   • The art of pleasing is a valuable social skill.
   • He was known for his pleasing of the audience with his charm.

   Sinónimoscomplaisancegratificationobligingnesssatisfaction

• Verbo que indica causar satisfacción o agrado a alguien, o que se usa para formular una petición cortés.

A verb used to indicate the act of making someone happy or satisfied, or to express a polite request.

1. Make someone happyA2formal

   To cause someone to feel happy, satisfied, or content.

   complacer

   • She always tries to please her guests with good food.
   • The gift pleased him greatly.
   • It pleases me to see you so happy.

   Sinónimosamusecheercontentdelightentertaingladdengratifysatisfy

   Antónimosangerannoydispleaseirritatevex

2. Satisfy a desire or requirementB1formal

   To fulfill someone's wishes or expectations.

   satisfacer un deseo o requisito

   • The restaurant aims to please every customer.
   • He did everything to please his boss.
   • The new policy was designed to please both employees and management.

   Sinónimosamuseappeasecontentdelightentertainfulfillgratifyhumorindulgesatisfy

   Antónimosangerannoydisappointdispleasedissatisfyfrustrateirritateoffendprovokerebuffrepelthwartvex