pleasure

1. N-UNCOUNT If something gives you pleasure, you get a feeling of happiness, satisfaction, or enjoyment from it. 愉悅

Watching sports gave him great pleasure. 觀看體育運動帶給他極大的愉悅。

Everybody takes pleasure in eating. 每個人都在吃中獲得愉悅。

2. N-UNCOUNT Pleasure is the activity of enjoying yourself, especially rather than working or doing what you have a duty to do. 娛樂

He mixed business and pleasure in a perfect and dynamic way. 他把工作和娛樂以一種完美而活躍的方式結合了起來。

3. N-COUNT A pleasure is an activity, experience, or aspect of something that you find very enjoyable or satisfying. 樂事

Watching TV is our only pleasure. 看電視是我們惟一的樂趣。

...the pleasure of seeing a smiling face. …看到一張笑臉的那種愉悅。

4. CONVENTION If you meet someone for the first time, you can say, as a way of being polite, that it is a pleasure to meet them. You can also ask for the pleasure of someone's company as a polite and formal way of inviting them somewhere. 榮幸 (用于初次見面禮貌地打招呼)[禮貌]

"A pleasure to meet you, sir," he said. “很榮幸見到您，先生，”他說。

5. CONVENTION You can say "It's a pleasure" or "My pleasure" as a polite way of replying to someone who has just thanked you for doing something. 樂意效勞 (用作回應別人的感謝時的禮貌用語)[套語]

"Thanks very much anyhow."—"It's a pleasure."

“無論如何，非常感謝你。”—“不客氣?！?/p>