pleasant
adjective
uk/ˈplez.ənt/us/ˈplez.ənt/A2
enjoyable,attractive,friendly, oreasyto like:
令人愉快的;宜人的;亲切友好的a pleasantclimate/smile/person宜人的气候/亲切的笑容/和气可爱的人
a pleasantday/surprise令人愉快的日子/惊喜
Harold did hisbestto be pleasanttotheoldman.哈罗德竭力和颜悦色地对待那位老人。
Itwas pleasanttositdown afterstandingforhours.站了好几个小时后,能坐下来真让人感到舒坦。
giving pleasure and holding your attention
- goodIt's a good film overall.
- enjoyableWe had an enjoyable time with Bob and Helen.
- pleasantThe weather is pleasant but not too hot.
- interestingThe history of the place was really interesting.
- niceHave a nice day!
- Herousedhimself from a pleasantdaydreamand got back towork.
- Hespenta pleasantafternoonreadingabook.
- I have many pleasantrecollectionsof thetimewespenttogether.
- Theofficeisquitebrightandairy- it's a pleasantworkingenvironment.
- Mymassagehadleftme with a pleasanttinglysensation.
Causing pleasure
- agreeable
- agreeableness
- agreeably
- all things to all peopleidiom
- attractive
- deliciously
- delight
- delightful
- delightfully
- distraction
- homely
- homey
- indulgent
- indulgently
- jovial
- sensuous
- sensuously
- serendipitous
- sweeten
- ultra-civilized