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To take pleasure in something; to have feelings of enjoyment.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
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Meaning relationships
Synonyms: have a good time, groove, sport
Antonyms: none provided
No etymology was provided for this word.
Across languages
Translations
29 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Catalan:
divertir-se
— take pleasure
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Catalan:
entretenir-se
— take pleasure
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Chinese Mandarin:
玩得開心 /玩得开心
(wán de kāixīn)
— take pleasure
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Esperanto:
amuziĝi
— take pleasure
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Finnish:
viihtyä
— take pleasure
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Finnish:
pitää hauskaa
— take pleasure
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French:
s'amuser
— take pleasure
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French:
s'égayer
— take pleasure
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French:
prendre du bon temps
— take pleasure
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Galician:
pagarse
— take pleasure
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Galician:
folgarse
— take pleasure
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German:
Spaß haben
— take pleasure
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Greek:
διασκεδάζω
(diaskedázo)
— take pleasure
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Ancient Greek:
ἥδομαι
(hḗdomai)
— take pleasure
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Hungarian:
jól érzi magát
— take pleasure
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Hungarian:
jól szórakozik
— take pleasure
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Italian:
divertirsi
— take pleasure
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Japanese:
楽しむ
(tanoshimu)
— take pleasure
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Latin:
oblecto
— take pleasure
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Portuguese:
divertir-se
— take pleasure
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Russian:
наслажда́ться
(naslaždátʹsja)
— take pleasure
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Russian:
весели́ться
(veselítʹsja)
— take pleasure
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Russian:
развлека́ться
(razvlekátʹsja)
— take pleasure
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Spanish:
divertirse
— take pleasure
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Spanish:
pasarlo bien
— take pleasure
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Spanish:
gustarse
— take pleasure
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Swedish:
roa sig
— take pleasure
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Ukrainian:
весели́тися
(veselýtysja)
— take pleasure
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Ukrainian:
розважа́тися
(rozvažátysja)
— take pleasure
