pleasant

Significado (Inglés)

Adj

1. Giving pleasure; pleasing in manner.
2. (obsolete) Facetious, joking.

Noun

A wit; a humorist; a buffoon.

Sinónimos

agreeable

nice

enjoyable

delightful

sweet

pleasing

charming

lovely

comfortable

happy

😀

attractive

beautiful

good

👍

genial

likable

affable

friendly

fine

gentle

cheerful

pleasurable

kind

Časy

refreshing

delicious

😋

easy

congenial

joyful

likeable

merry

fragrant

glad

cosy

joyous

warm

☀️

tender

enlivening

desirable

engaging

exhilarating

appealing

pretty

personable

captivating

satisfactory

satisfied

😆

satisfying

soft

cool

🆒

amiable

tasty

grateful

gratifying

aromatic

amusing

kindly

interesting

palatable

welcome

well

lovable

convenient

acceptable

exhilarant

cozy

relaxing

peaceful

enchanting

delightsome

mild

splendid

funny

😄

bewitching

snug

delectable

good-looking

comely

prepossessing

pure

redolent

relaxed

☺️

relieved

😌

reputable

smart

soothed

soothing

straightforward

⬆️

sympathetic

tranquil

uncommunicative

verdant

well-mannered

willingly

wonderful

frank

in a good mood

it is good

look good

sweet-scented

be polite

to be delighted

to be happy

to be pleasing

causing delight

not boring

admirable

affectionate

alleviate

alluring

amenity

astute

attractively

auspicious

balmy

be

beautifully

bland

brisk

chic

civil

clean-cut

clear

comforting

complacent

complaisant

consonant

content

convivial

cooling

courteous

crisp

cuddly

dainty

dashing

dear

delicate

dulcet

ease

easygoing

elegant

endearing

enjoying

entertaining

enthusiastic

excellent

exquisite

facetious

fair

fascinating

folksy

fresh

fun

gainly

gladdening

gladsome

good-humoured

goodly

goody-goody

graceful

gracious

great

groovy

homey

homy

humorous

in high spirits

jaunty

jocular

jocund

light

lighten

liking

lively

loveable

mellow

nice-looking

peace

☮️

piquant

pleasantly

pleased

polite

Pronúnciase como (IPA)

/ˈplɛzənt/

Etimoloxía (Inglés)

Herdado de Middle English: plesaunte

Relativo a inglés: please

Relativo a neerlandés: plezant

In summary

From Middle English plesaunte, from Old French plaisant. Present participle of English please. Related to Dutch plezant (“full of fun or pleasure”). Partly displaced Old English wynsum, which became Modern English winsome.

Frases

The pleasant hours fly by much too soon .

" If good things are coming , they will be a pleasant surprise ," said the seer .