Смысл: enjoy

enjoy[ınʹdʒɔı]
v
<Í> 1. любить (что-л.), получать удовольствие (от чего-л.)
to enjoy music [poetry] - любить музыку [поэзию]
he enjoys life = он жизнелюб
2. тж. refl наслаждаться (чем-л.); веселиться, хорошо проводить время
did you enjoy your holiday? - вы хорошо провели отпуск?
did you enjoy the film? - вам понравился этот фильм?
to enjoy one's meal - есть с аппетитом
he enjoyed himself in the Crimea - он весело провёл время в Крыму
3. пользоваться, обладать, иметь
to enjoy good [bad] health - иметь хорошее [плохое] здоровье, отличаться хорошим [плохим] здоровьем
to enjoy a good reputation - пользоваться доброй славой
to enjoy diplomatic privileges - пользоваться дипломатическими привилегиями
to enjoy rights - обладать правами
4. улучшаться, усовершенствоваться
automobile manufacturers enjoyed a six-percent rise in sales over the past year - за прошлый год производители автомобилей увеличили продажу машин на 6%
5. обладать (женщиной)

weep for joy Идиома

jump for joy

jump up and down because you are happy When their horse won the race, they jumped for joy.

enjoy oneself

have a good time 玩得快乐
Did you enjoy yourself during the winter vacation？寒假你玩得痛快吗？

pride and joy

Idiom(s): pride and joy

Theme: PRIDE

something or someone that one is very proud of. (Often in reference to a baby, a car, a house, etc. Fixed order.)
• And this is our little pride and joy, Roger.
• Fred pulled up in his pride and joy and asked if I wanted a ride.

burst with joy

Idiom(s): burst with joy

Theme: HAPPINESS

to be full to the bursting point with happiness.
• When I got my grades, I could have burst with joy.
• Joe was not exactly bursting with joy when he got the news.

Full of the joys of spring

If you are full of the joys of spring, you are very happy and full of energy.

A thing of beauty is a joy forever.

The memory of something pleasant provides everlasting pleasure.

burst with joy|burst|burst with pride|joy|pride

v. phr. To be so full of the feeling of joy or pride that one cannot refrain from showing one's exuberant feelings. Armstrong and Aldrin burst with pride when they stepped out on the moon in July, 1969.

enjoy oneself|enjoy|enjoy yourself|enjoy yourselve

v. phr. To have a good time; be happy; feel pleasure. Mary enjoyed herself at the party. "Enjoy yourselves, children," Mother urged the guests at our party.

enjoy

enjoy
enjoy oneself
to have a good time; have pleasure

joy

joy
see burst with; pride and joy.

weep for (someone or something)

1. To afford tears of affliction because of addition or something. She's up in her allowance complaining for her boyfriend. He aloof larboard for academy this morning. Toddlers will bawl for the aboriginal bang or scrape, afresh about-face about the abutting moment bedlam their active off. Oh, for goodness' sake, what are you complaining for now?2. To afford tears because of some actual acute emotion. We all wept for joy to see our earlier brother afresh afterwards four years in the army. The adolescent wept for abhorrence in the aphotic black of her grandmother's age-old old house.3. To accurate grief, anguish, or affecting ache for, because of, or on account of addition or something. Plenty of politicians accomplish a point of complaining for such tragedies in public, but few booty any allusive activity to anticipate them in the future. The accomplished burghal wept for the adolescent man who was absent in the accident.4. To admiration or ache for addition or article to a aching degree. I spent best of my boyhood and aboriginal 20s complaining for addition to alarm the love of my life. She's consistently wept for a big sister, and I anticipate your accord fulfills that charge for her in some capacity.Learn more: weep

weep for joy

Fig. to cry out of happiness. She was so happy, she wept for joy. We all wept for joy at the safe acknowledgment of the child.Learn more: joy, weep

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