34.5.3. gy. A1C2 (példák)

pleasure noun /ˈpleʒ.ər/ 1 élvezet (öröm) (az érzés) [U]

His visits gave his grandparents such pleasure.

Why do so many boys take pleasure in killing insects?

pleasure noun /ˈpleʒ.ər/ 2 élvezet, szórakozás (örömet okozó tevékenység/tapasztalat) [C]

It was such a pleasure to meet you.

He wrote an article on the pleasures and pains of camping.

Reading is one of my few pleasures.

relish noun /ˈrel.ɪʃ/ 1 élvezet [U]

He had baked a cake which the children now ate with relish.

smile noun /smaɪl/ [C] mosoly, mosolygás

Amy had a big/broad smile on her face.

She has a nice smile.

He gave me a smile.

It's nice to be able to bring a smile to people's faces.

triumph noun /ˈtraɪ.ʌmpf/ 2 örömmámor, diadalmámor [U]

They couldn't conceal their triumph at the result.

amused adjective /əˈmjuːzd/ jól szórakozik vmin, élvez vmit; derült, jókedvű (mosoly, arckifejezés, stb.)

an amused smile

She was very amused by/at your comments.

bright adjective /braɪt/ 4 vidám; ígéretes (jövő)

You're very bright and cheerful this morning!

She's an excellent student with a bright future.

cheerful adjective /ˈtʃɪə.fəl/ 1 vidám (ember)

He's usually fairly cheerful.

You're in a cheerful mood this morning.

She manages to stay cheerful despite everything.

cheerful adjective /ˈtʃɪə.fəl/ 2 vidám, felvidító (hely, dolog)

The doctor's waiting room was bright and cheerful with yellow walls and curtains.

delighted adjective /dɪˈlaɪ.tɪd/ nagyon boldog

We're delighted with our new house.

I was delighted at/by your news.

I'm absolutely delighted that you can come.

We'd be delighted to come to dinner on Friday.