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glee

/ɡliː/

Traduction: Nom désignant un sentiment de grande joie, d'exaltation ou de bonheur, souvent exprimé de manière vive ou enthousiaste.

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/ɡliː/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un sentiment de grande joie, d'exaltation ou de bonheur, souvent exprimé de manière vive ou enthousiaste.

A noun referring to a feeling of great joy, delight, or happiness, often expressed in a lively or exuberant manner.

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  1. Great joy or delightB2formal

    A feeling of great happiness, often caused by one's own success or good fortune.

    frgrande joie

    • She clapped her hands with glee when she won the prize.
    • The children shouted with glee as they opened their presents.
    • He couldn't hide his glee at the news of his promotion.

    Synonymesdelightelationeuphoriaexhilarationexultationjoyjubilationmerrimentmirthtriumph

    Antonymesdespairgriefmelancholymiserysadnesssorrowwoe

  2. Malicious joyC1informal

    A feeling of pleasure derived from someone else's misfortune (schadenfreude).

    frJoie maligne

    • He felt a secret glee when his rival failed the exam.
    • She couldn't suppress her glee at seeing him trip.
    • There was a hint of glee in his voice as he reported the bad news.

    Synonymesgloatingschadenfreude

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  • glees plural form
  • glees' possessive plural form
  • glee's possessive singular form
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