pleasing

Word family (noun) pleasantry pleasure ≠ displeasure (adjective) pleasant ≠ unpleasant pleased ≠ displeased pleasing ≠ displeasing pleasurable (verb) please ≠ displease (adverb) pleasantly ≠ unpleasantly pleasingly pleasurably

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpleasingpleas‧ing /ˈpliːzɪŋ/ adjective formal NICEgiving pleasure, enjoyment, or satisfaction a pleasing soundpleasing to a design that is pleasing to the eye —pleasingly adverb a pleasingly relaxed atmosphereExamples from the Corpuspleasing• Its foliage is pleasing and the seed pods are marvellous.• Jumping Skipper showed a pleasing boldness in his jumping, which was still often done from trot.• Your pleasing burden has made you melancholy.• This must be particularly pleasing for Glass as he's wanted to put Peake's fantasy trilogy on stage for some time.• a pleasing nutty flavor• With this pleasing thought she settled more comfortably and looked about her.• Acceptance by Dublin of this principle was pleasing to London.pleasing to• Though pleasing to the eye, the building is drafty and cold.

单词	pleasing
释义	pleasing Word family (noun) pleasantry pleasure ≠ displeasure (adjective) pleasant ≠ unpleasant pleased ≠ displeased pleasing ≠ displeasing pleasurable (verb) please ≠ displease (adverb) pleasantly ≠ unpleasantly pleasingly pleasurably From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpleasingpleas‧ing /ˈpliːzɪŋ/ adjective formal NICEgiving pleasure, enjoyment, or satisfaction a pleasing soundpleasing to a design that is pleasing to the eye —pleasingly adverb a pleasingly relaxed atmosphereExamples from the Corpuspleasing• Its foliage is pleasing and the seed pods are marvellous.• Jumping Skipper showed a pleasing boldness in his jumping, which was still often done from trot.• Your pleasing burden has made you melancholy.• This must be particularly pleasing for Glass as he's wanted to put Peake's fantasy trilogy on stage for some time.• a pleasing nutty flavor• With this pleasing thought she settled more comfortably and looked about her.• Acceptance by Dublin of this principle was pleasing to London.pleasing to• Though pleasing to the eye, the building is drafty and cold.
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