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

ETYMOLOGYpleasant

Origin: 1300-1400 Old French plaisant, from plaisir; ➔ PLEASE²

COLLOCATIONS► pleasant surprise

What a pleasant surprise!

THESAURUSgood► nice

good, pleasant, attractive, or enjoyable: That’s a nice dress. Did you have a nice time?

► enjoyable

used for describing something that gives you pleasure because it is interesting, exciting, etc.: We spent an enjoyable day at the beach.

► fun

informal used for describing something that is enjoyable and amusing: Try snowboarding – it’s fun!

► pleasant

used for describing something that you like, especially something that is calm, easy, or relaxing. Pleasant sounds more formal than nice: It had been a pleasant evening.

► great/fantastic/wonderful

used for describing something that you like or enjoy very much: “How was your vacation?” “Wonderful!”

► charming

used for describing something that is nice and attractive, especially in an old-fashioned way: The college is located in a charming little village in Vermont.

► delightful

formal used for describing something that is very nice and enjoyable: We ate at a delightful little Italian restaurant.

► appealing

used for describing something that is nice and makes you want to look at it or have it: The desserts are displayed in an appealing way.

单词	pleasantly
释义	pleasantpleasant /ˈplɛzənt/ ●●○ adjective Etymology ETYMOLOGYpleasant Origin: 1300-1400 Old French plaisant, from plaisir; ➔ PLEASE² Collocations COLLOCATIONS► pleasant surprise What a pleasant surprise! Thesaurus THESAURUSgood► nice good, pleasant, attractive, or enjoyable: That’s a nice dress. Did you have a nice time? ► enjoyable used for describing something that gives you pleasure because it is interesting, exciting, etc.: We spent an enjoyable day at the beach. ► fun informal used for describing something that is enjoyable and amusing: Try snowboarding – it’s fun! ► pleasant used for describing something that you like, especially something that is calm, easy, or relaxing. Pleasant sounds more formal than nice: It had been a pleasant evening. ► great/fantastic/wonderful used for describing something that you like or enjoy very much: “How was your vacation?” “Wonderful!” ► charming used for describing something that is nice and attractive, especially in an old-fashioned way: The college is located in a charming little village in Vermont. ► delightful formal used for describing something that is very nice and enjoyable: We ate at a delightful little Italian restaurant. ► appealing used for describing something that is nice and makes you want to look at it or have it: The desserts are displayed in an appealing way. 1enjoyable or attractive and making you feel happy SYN nice OPP unpleasant: It’s been a very pleasant evening. The restaurant was large and pleasant. What a pleasant surprise!it is pleasant to do something It was pleasant to think she had won.► see thesaurus at nice2friendly, polite, and easy to talk to OPP unpleasant: Marcia’s always pleasant to everybody. a pleasant-looking man3weather that is pleasant is dry and not too hot or cold OPP unpleasant—pleasantly adverb
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