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1. (adj.) enjoyable
giving or capable of giving enjoyment.
Etymology: (1635–45)
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1. (adj) enjoyable, gratifying, pleasurable
affording satisfaction or pleasure
"the company was enjoyable"; "found her praise gratifying"; "full of happiness and pleasurable excitement"; "good printing makes a book more pleasurable to read"
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1. (adjective) enjoyable
giving pleasure
an enjoyable afternoon at the park
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1. (adj) enjoyable
capable of being enjoyed or of giving joy; yielding enjoyment
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Sense: to experience; to be in the habit of having (especially a benefit)
he enjoyed good health all his life.; an enjoyable book; That was most enjoyable.
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 Afrikaans: aangenaam, genotvol |
 Arabic: مُمْتِع |
 Bulgarian: приятен |
 Brazilian: agradável |
 Czech: příjemný |
 German: erfreulich |
 Danish: morsom |
 Greek: απολαυστικός |
 Spanish: agradable |
 Estonian: nauditav |
 Farsi: دلپذیر |
 Finnish: nautinnollinen |
 French: agréable |
 Hebrew: מְהָנֵה |
 Hindi: आनन्दायक |
 Croatian: zabavan |
 Hungarian: élvezetes |
 Indonesian: menyenangkan |
 Icelandic: ánægjulegur |
 Italian: piacevole |
 Japanese: 楽しい |
 Korean: 즐거운 |
 Lithuanian: malonus, teikiantis malon |
 Latvian: patīkams; iepriecinošs |
 Malay: menyeronokkan |
 Dutch: plezierig |
 Norwegian: morsom, hyggelig |
 Polish: przyjemny |
 Persian: دلپذیر |
 Pashto: خوند اخیستل |
 Portuguese: agradável |
 Romanian: agreabil |
 Russian: приятный |
 Slovak: príjemný |
 Slovenian: prijeten |
 Serbian: prijatan |
 Swedish: njutbar, trevlig, underhå |
 Thai: เพลิดเพลิน |
 Turkish: hoş, zevkli |
 Taiwanese: 愉快的 |
 Ukrainian: втішний, приємний |
 Urdu: پر لطف |
 Vietnamese: thú vị |
 Chinese: 愉快的 |
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