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pleasure

/ˈpleʒ.ər/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la sensación de felicidad, satisfacción o deleite que se experimenta ante una actividad, experiencia o cosa.

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noun

/ˈpleʒ.ər/A2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la sensación de felicidad, satisfacción o deleite que se experimenta ante una actividad, experiencia o cosa.

A noun referring to a feeling of happiness, satisfaction, or enjoyment derived from an experience, activity, or thing.

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  1. Feeling of enjoymentA2formal

    A feeling of happiness, satisfaction, or enjoyment derived from an activity or experience.

    esplacer

    • Reading gives her great pleasure.
    • It was a pleasure to meet you.
    • He takes pleasure in helping others.

    Sinónimosblisscontentmentdelightelationenjoymenteuphoriagratificationhappinessjoysatisfaction

    Antónimosanguishdispleasuregriefmiserysorrowunhappiness

  2. Source of enjoymentA2formal

    An activity or thing that provides enjoyment or satisfaction.

    esFuente de disfrute

    • Gardening is one of her simple pleasures.
    • The pleasure of a good meal cannot be overstated.
    • Traveling is a pleasure that many people enjoy.

    Sinónimosblissdelightenjoymentfungratificationjoyrecreationsatisfactionthrilltreat

    Antónimosborechoredrudgerynuisanceordealtrial

  3. Polite responseA2formal

    Used as a polite reply to thanks or an introduction.

    esRespuesta cortés

    • 'Thank you for your help.' 'My pleasure.'
    • 'It was nice meeting you.' 'The pleasure is all mine.'
    • 'Thanks for the invitation.' 'It was our pleasure.'
Formas
  • pleasures plural form
  • pleasures' possessive plural form
  • pleasure's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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