英语词汇“pleased”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

pleasedpleased /plizd/ ●●● S2 W2 adjective

COLLOCATIONS► be pleased to see/hear/learn/announce etc. something

I’m pleased to see that his work is improving.

THESAURUSfeeling good► happy

having feelings of pleasure, often because something good has happened to you: Kennedy is a very happy baby. You look a lot happier today.

► glad

happy about a situation or something that has happened: I’m so glad you were able to come.

► cheerful

happy, and showing this in your face or in the way you behave: She woke up feeling cheerful, and started singing as she got dressed.

► content

happy and satisfied: My life isn’t all that exciting, but I’m content.

► pleased

happy and satisfied with a particular event or situation: Her parents were pleased that she had done so well.

► delighted/thrilled/overjoyed

extremely happy because something good has happened: We were delighted when she had a baby girl.

► ecstatic

extremely happy and excited: When he heard he’d gotten the job, he was ecstatic.

► elated/euphoric

formal extremely happy and excited: Ron was elated to hear that his wife was pregnant.

► jubilant

formal extremely happy and pleased because you have been successful: After the game, a jubilant crowd celebrated the win.

1happy or satisfied OPP displeased: Your Dad will be so pleased.pleased with Republican leaders were pleased with the news.pleased about He is genuinely pleased about her success.pleased (that) We’re all pleased you could come.be pleased to see/hear/learn/announce etc. something I’m pleased to see that his work is improving.► see thesaurus at happy2(I’m) pleased to meet you spoken used as a polite greeting when you meet someone for the first time3pleased with yourself feeling proud or satisfied because you think you have done something smart, in a way that annoys other people: Miranda, pleased with herself for getting the answer right, sat down.

单词	pleased
释义	pleasedpleased /plizd/ ●●● S2 W2 adjective Collocations COLLOCATIONS► be pleased to see/hear/learn/announce etc. something I’m pleased to see that his work is improving. Thesaurus THESAURUSfeeling good► happy having feelings of pleasure, often because something good has happened to you: Kennedy is a very happy baby. You look a lot happier today. ► glad happy about a situation or something that has happened: I’m so glad you were able to come. ► cheerful happy, and showing this in your face or in the way you behave: She woke up feeling cheerful, and started singing as she got dressed. ► content happy and satisfied: My life isn’t all that exciting, but I’m content. ► pleased happy and satisfied with a particular event or situation: Her parents were pleased that she had done so well. ► delighted/thrilled/overjoyed extremely happy because something good has happened: We were delighted when she had a baby girl. ► ecstatic extremely happy and excited: When he heard he’d gotten the job, he was ecstatic. ► elated/euphoric formal extremely happy and excited: Ron was elated to hear that his wife was pregnant. ► jubilant formal extremely happy and pleased because you have been successful: After the game, a jubilant crowd celebrated the win. 1happy or satisfied OPP displeased: Your Dad will be so pleased.pleased with Republican leaders were pleased with the news.pleased about He is genuinely pleased about her success.pleased (that) We’re all pleased you could come.be pleased to see/hear/learn/announce etc. something I’m pleased to see that his work is improving.► see thesaurus at happy2(I’m) pleased to meet you spoken used as a polite greeting when you meet someone for the first time3pleased with yourself feeling proud or satisfied because you think you have done something smart, in a way that annoys other people: Miranda, pleased with herself for getting the answer right, sat down.
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