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1. (adj.) gleeful
full of glee; merry; exultant .
Etymology: (1580–90)
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1. (adj) elated, gleeful, joyful, jubilant
full of high-spirited delight
"a joyful heart"
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| Definition of 'gleeful' |
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1. (adj) gleeful
merry; gay; joyous
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Sense: great delight
The children shouted with glee when they saw their presents.
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 Afrikaans: bly, vrolik |
 Arabic: مُبْتَهِج، مُغْتَبِط |
 Bulgarian: радостен |
 Brazilian: jubiloso |
 Czech: veselý, rozdováděný |
 German: fröhlich |
 Danish: frydefuld |
 Greek: καταχαρούμενος |
 Spanish: jubiloso, alegre |
 Estonian: lustlikkus |
 Farsi: شادمان |
 Finnish: riemukas |
 French: joyeux |
 Hebrew: שמח |
 Hindi: उल्लास से भरा |
 Croatian: veseo |
 Hungarian: örömteli |
 Indonesian: gembira |
 Icelandic: glaðvær |
 Italian: gaio |
 Japanese: 大喜びの |
 Korean: 기뻐 날뛰는 |
 Lithuanian: džiūgaujantis, džiaugsmin |
 Latvian: līksms |
 Malay: keseronokan |
 Dutch: blij |
 Norwegian: jublende, frydefull |
 Polish: wesoły |
 Persian: شادمان |
 Pashto: خوشاله |
 Portuguese: jubiloso |
 Romanian: vesel |
 Russian: ликующий |
 Slovak: veselý |
 Slovenian: radosten |
 Serbian: radostan |
 Swedish: glad, munter |
 Thai: ยินดี |
 Turkish: neşeli, sevinçli |
 Taiwanese: 歡喜的 |
 Ukrainian: веселий |
 Urdu: شادمان |
 Vietnamese: vui sướng |
 Chinese: 极高兴的 |
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