glad
adjective
uk/ɡlæd/us/ɡlæd/gladder|gladdestA2
pleasedandhappy:
高兴的；愉快的；乐意的We were gladabouthersuccess.我们都为她的成功感到高兴。
I'm glad(that)you came.你来了我太高兴了。
I'm gladtoknowtheparcelarrivedsafely.得知包裹安全寄到，我感到非常欣慰。
I'd be(only too)gladtohelpyou.我会非常乐意帮助你。
We'd be gladofthechancetomeether.如有机会见到她，我们会非常高兴。
feeling or showing pleasure
- happyI'm much happier in my new job.
- cheerfulShe's always very cheerful.
- in a good moodYou're in a good mood this morning!
- pleasedHe was pleased that she had come back.
- gladI was so glad to see her.
showing or expressing thanks to someone
- gratefulI'm grateful for your kindness.
- appreciativeI'm really appreciative of all the help you've given me.
- I/we appreciateI really appreciate all the help you've given me.
- glad ofWe were very glad of some extra help.
- indebted toI'm indebted to my parents for all their love and support.
- I'm really glad she got thejob.
- I'll be glad to get theseexamsover with.
- I'm so glad I don't have to give thatspeech.
- I'm so glad toseeyou!
- I'll be so glad when thisprojectisfinished.
Feeling pleasure and happiness
- (as) pleased as Punchidiom
- ASMR
- be dancing in the streetsidiom
- be floating on airidiom
- be full of the joys of springidiom
- cheerily
- cheery
- chipper
- chirpily
- chirpy
- gleefully
- gruntled
- happily
- happy camper
- happy placeidiom
- rapturously
- self-healing
- shining
- thrilled
- thrilled to bitsidiom
Idiom
givesomeonethe glad eye