enjoy

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• Canada, General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /ɛnˈd͡ʒɔɪ/
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• Canada, General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /ɪnˈd͡ʒɔɪ/
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• Canada, General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /ənˈd͡ʒɔɪ/
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• Australian: /enˈd͡ʒoɪ/
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• Australian: /ɪnˈd͡ʒoɪ/
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• Australian: /ənˈd͡ʒoɪ/
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• New-Zealand: /enˈd͡ʒoɪ/
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• CMU ARPABET: EH2 N JH OY1 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English enjoyen, from Old French enjoier, anjoier, enjoer (“to give joy, receive with joy, rejoice”), equivalent to en- + joy.

186 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: gëzoj — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Arabic: اِسْتَمْتَعَ (istamtaʕa) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Arabic: تَمَتَّعَ (tamattaʕa) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Arabic: اِنْبَسَطَ (inbasaṭa) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Arabic: انبسط (inbasaṭ) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Armenian: վայելել (vayelel) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Azerbaijani: həzz almaq — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Basque: gozatu — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Belarusian: насало́джвацца (nasalódžvacca) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Belarusian: це́шыцца (cjéšycca) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Belarusian: наце́шыцца (nacjéšycca) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Breton: bourrañ — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Bulgarian: ра́двам се (rádvam se) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Bulgarian: изпи́твам удово́лствие (izpítvam udovólstvie) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Bulgarian: наслаждавам се (naslaždavam se) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Bulgarian: наслади́ се (nasladí se) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Catalan: gaudir — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Chinese Cantonese: 享受 (hoeng2 sau6) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Chinese Mandarin: 欣賞 /欣赏 (xīnshǎng) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Chinese Mandarin: 喜愛 /喜爱 (xǐ'ài) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Chinese Mandarin: 享受 (xiǎngshòu) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Ngazidja Comorian: hula — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Corsican: goda — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Czech: bavit se — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Czech: těšit se — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Dalmatian: gaudar — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Danish: nyde — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Dutch: genieten van — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Esperanto: ĝui — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Estonian: nautima — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Finnish: nauttia — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• French: profiter de — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• French: jouir de — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• French: apprécier — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• French: prendre plaisir — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Friulian: gjoldi — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Galician: gozar — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Galician: desfrutar — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• German: genießen — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• German: sich erfreuen an — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Gothic: 𐌽𐌹𐌿𐍄𐌰𐌽 (niutan) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Greek: απολαμβάνω (apolamváno) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Ancient Greek: τέρπομαι (térpomai) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Hebrew: נֶהֱנָה (nehená) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Hindi: आनंद लेना (ānand lenā) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Hindi: मज़े लेना (maze lenā) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Hindi: उपभोग करना (upbhog karnā) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Hungarian: élvez — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Hungarian: szeret — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Icelandic: njóta — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Ido: juar — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Indonesian: menikmati — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Irish: bain sult as — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Irish: bain taitneamh as — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Irish: bain spórt as — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Istriot: guodi — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Italian: godere — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Italian: fare con piacere — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Italian: gioire — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Italian: divertirsi — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Japanese: 楽しむ (tanoshimu) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Khmer: រីករាយ (riik riəy) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Korean: 즐기다 (jeulgida) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Ladin: goder — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Latin: fruor — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Lombard: godè — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Lombard: gudè — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Lombard: god — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Luxembourgish: genéissen — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Maltese: igawdu — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Māori: hākinakina — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Neapolitan: gudè — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Norman: joui — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Norwegian Bokmål: nyte — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Norwegian Nynorsk: nyte — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Occitan: gaudir — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Occitan: gausir — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Old English: brūcan — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Old Norse: njóta — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Persian: لذت بردن (lezzat bordan) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Polish: cieszyć się — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Polish: pocieszyć się — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Polish: podobać się — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Polish: spodobać się — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Portuguese: aproveitar — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Portuguese: desfrutar — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Portuguese: gozar — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Portuguese: curtir — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Portuguese: apreciar — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Quechua: achiy — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Romanian: savura — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Romanian: bucura — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Romanian: distra — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Romansh: giudair — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Romansh: guder — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Romansh: giuder — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Romansh: galdeir — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Romansh: giodair — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Russian: наслажда́ться (naslaždátʹsja) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Russian: наслади́ться (nasladítʹsja) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Russian: получа́ть удово́льствие (polučátʹ udovólʹstvije) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Russian: получи́ть удово́льствие (polučítʹ udovólʹstvije) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Sanskrit: भुनक्ति (bhunakti) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Sanskrit: उच्यति (ucyati) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Sanskrit: जुषते (juṣate) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Sanskrit: हर्यति (háryati) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Sardinian: godire — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Sardinian: gudire — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Sardinian: bodire — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Sardinian: gosae — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Sardinian: gosai — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Sardinian: gosare — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Scottish Gaelic: còrd ri — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Scottish Gaelic: meal — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Scottish Gaelic: gabh tlachd ann — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Serbo-Croatian: ужи́вати — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Serbo-Croatian: густирати — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Serbo-Croatian: užívati — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Serbo-Croatian: gustirati — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Sicilian: gòdiri — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Sicilian: còliri — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Slovak: tešiť sa — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Slovak: baviť sa — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Slovene: uživati — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Spanish: disfrutar — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Spanish: gozar — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Spanish: fruir — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Swedish: tycka om — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Swedish: njuta — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Tamil: ரசி (raci) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Thai: เพลิดเพลิน (plə̂ət-pləən) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Tocharian B: winā-ññ- — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Turkish: zevk almak — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Turkish: haz almak — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Turkish: eylenmek — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Turkish: eğlenmek — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Ottoman Turkish: بگنمك (beğenmek) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Ukrainian: насоло́джуватися (nasolódžuvatysja) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Ukrainian: насолоди́тися (nasolodýtysja) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Ukrainian: усоло́джуватися (usolódžuvatysja) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Ukrainian: усолоди́тися (usolodýtysja) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Ukrainian: ті́шитися (tíšytysja) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Ukrainian: наті́шитися (natíšytysja) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Ukrainian: зазнава́ти насоло́ди (zaznaváty nasolódy) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Ukrainian: зазна́ти насоло́ди (zaznáty nasolódy) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Venetan: goder — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Venetan: godar — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Vietnamese: thưởng thức — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Volapük: juitön — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Welsh: mwynhau — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Yiddish: געניסן (genisn) — to receive pleasure or satisfaction from something
• Arabic: حَظِيَ (ḥaẓiya) — to have the use or benefit of something
• Breton: tañva — to have the use or benefit of something
• Catalan: gaudir — to have the use or benefit of something
• Chinese Mandarin: 享有 (xiǎngyǒu) — to have the use or benefit of something
• Chinese Mandarin: 享受 (xiǎngshòu) — to have the use or benefit of something
• Chinese Mandarin: 享用 (xiǎngyòng) — to have the use or benefit of something
• Chinese Mandarin: 受用 (shòuyòng) — to have the use or benefit of something
• Ngazidja Comorian: hula — to have the use or benefit of something
• Czech: těšit se — to have the use or benefit of something
• Dutch: genieten — to have the use or benefit of something
• French: jouir de — to have the use or benefit of something
• French: bénéficier de — to have the use or benefit of something
• German: genießen — to have the use or benefit of something
• Hebrew: השתמש (hishtamésh) — to have the use or benefit of something
• Hungarian: élvez — to have the use or benefit of something
• Hungarian: örvend — to have the use or benefit of something
• Italian: usufruire — to have the use or benefit of something
• Italian: godere — to have the use or benefit of something
• Italian: beneficiare — to have the use or benefit of something
• Japanese: 享受する (kyōju suru) — to have the use or benefit of something
• Korean: 향수하다 (hyangsuhada) — to have the use or benefit of something
• Korean: 누리다 (nurida) — to have the use or benefit of something
• Latin: fruor — to have the use or benefit of something
• Old English: brūcan — to have the use or benefit of something
• Portuguese: aproveitar — to have the use or benefit of something
• Portuguese: gozar de — to have the use or benefit of something
• Portuguese: desfrutar de — to have the use or benefit of something
• Russian: по́льзоваться (pólʹzovatʹsja) — to have the use or benefit of something
• Slovene: uživati — to have the use or benefit of something
• Spanish: disfrutar — to have the use or benefit of something
• Spanish: gozar — to have the use or benefit of something
• Spanish: aprovechar — to have the use or benefit of something
• Spanish: fruir — to have the use or benefit of something
• Swedish: åtnjuta — to have the use or benefit of something
• Vietnamese: hưởng thụ — to have the use or benefit of something