enjoy

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verb

enjoy

[ɪnˈdʒɔɪ]

verbo transitivo

1. disfrutar de (take pleasure from)

2. gozar de, disfrutar de (benefit from)

enjoy [in-yoi]

1. Gozar, sentir o percibir alguna cosa con gusto, complacencia y alegría.

2. Gozar, tener, poseer; disfrutar de, gozar de (have experience/good health).

3. Agradar, alegrar.

verbo neutro (intransitivo)

4. Vivir felizmente. (n)

va. (on serving food).


Q:	How would you say Enjoy Yourself?
A:	> I'm new here, and I'm making some greeting cards, and on the inside I want to say Enjoy Yourself. > > I found a number of ways to say it, which way…

Q:	¡buen provecho! how does that prase break down to "enjoy your meal!"?
A:	Lazarus is right, but you can think of this as a succinct way of saying "May this food be of good benefit to you." It doesn't in any way mean "enjoy your…

Q:	I enjoy being a student?
A:	The general rule, as Heidita demonstrates, is that the English gerund (noun form of a verb) is replaced by the infinitive in Spanish. I saw him going…

Q:	Do you enjoy your job? ¿Te gusta tu trabajo?
A:	If you can find a job that is intertwined with your hobby or your passion, then you never have to go to work a day in your life!

Q:	how to say enjoy y day in spanish
A:	Hi clea, would you like to post the whole sentence? day: día enjoy: disfrutar. discovered the "double click" function yet? Just click on the word you…