happiness

1 عمومی:: شادمانی، شادی، خوشی، سرزندگی، شادابی، نشاط، سرور، خوشحالی، سرمستی

شبکه مترجمین ایران

2 عمومی:: خوشی‌، خوشنودی‌، شادی‌، خرسندی‌، خوشحالی‌

شبکه مترجمین ایران

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واژگان شبکه مترجمین ایران

1 general::   noun ADJ. deep, great | perfect, pure, sheer, true | eternal, lasting | future Living together before you marry is no guarantee of future happiness. | earthly | human | personal | domestic, family, marital VERB + HAPPINESS be filled with, feel | glow with Her face was glowing with happiness. | cry with, sigh with, weep with | achieve, find She seems to have found happiness with her new husband. | bring (sb) It is easy to believe that money brings happiness. | buy (sb) You cannot buy happiness. | wish sb PREP. with ~ | ~ at He was weeping with happiness at being free. PHRASES a feeling of happiness, wish sb every happiness We wish them every happiness in their new life.

Oxford Collocations Dictionary

2 general:: happiness adjectives great happiness (= a lot of happiness ) • His grandchildren bring him great happiness. true/real happiness (= having all the qualities which happiness should have ) • At last, she found true happiness with a man she loved. perfect/pure/sheer happiness (= happiness that is as good as it can be ) • The birth of my child was a moment of sheer happiness. human happiness (= happiness felt by people ) • One of the greatest sources of human happiness is love. personal happiness • In Oxford, he at last found personal happiness and intellectual fulfilment. lasting happiness (= happiness that continues ) • Leonie had found a lasting happiness in her relationship with Jim. future happiness • Living together before you marry is no guarantee of future happiness. domestic happiness (= happiness that comes from family relationships and life at home ) • After six years with Joe, the normality of domestic happiness bored her. marital happiness (= happiness that comes from being married ) • Does being similar to your wife or husband lead to marital happiness? verbs find happiness • It’s a story about a music composer who unexpectedly finds happiness as a teacher. bring (somebody) happiness (= make someone happy ) • He wrongly believes that money can bring happiness. achieve happiness • He would never achieve true happiness until he took control of his life. be filled with happiness • As I drove back home, I was filled with happiness. glow with happiness (= look very happy ) • The bride’s face seemed to glow with happiness. wish somebody (every) happiness/wish (every) happiness to somebody (= say that you hope someone will have a happy life ) • I would like you to join me in wishing every happiness to Annabelle and Steven. phrases a feeling of happiness • Being by the ocean gave her a feeling of great happiness. the pursuit of happiness (= the act of trying to achieve happiness ) • The Declaration of Independence guarantees ‘liberty’ and ‘the pursuit of happiness.’

transnet.ir

3 general:: happiness the feeling of being happy: • Happiness is more important than money. • I could see the happiness in her eyes. pleasure the feeling you have when you enjoy doing something, or when something happens that you enjoy: • Are you taking the trip for business or pleasure? • His music has given pleasure to a great many people over the years. cheerfulness happy feelings, which show in your expression, your voice, and your behaviour: • 'Morning, everybody!' she said with a loud cheerfulness. • His normal cheerfulness seemed to have returned. satisfaction the feeling you have when you have done something well, or when something is as good as it should be: • She stood back and looked at her work with satisfaction. • He gets a lot of satisfaction from helping young people in his coaching job. contentment a quietly happy and satisfied feeling: • Joey sighed with contentment, snuggling down in his warm bed. great happiness joy especially written a feeling of great happiness: • The sisters hugged and cried tears of joy. • It was a day of great joy for the whole town. • Most people would be jumping with joy . delight the feeling you have when you are very pleased and excited because something good has happened: • They watched with delight as their new son started walking. • To her delight, she discovered the perfect wedding present. bliss a feeling of very great happiness and great pleasure – used when something has a great effect on your senses: • Lying in the warm sun and listening to the sea felt like sheer bliss (= complete bliss ) . • Her idea of bliss is to be curled up on the sofa watching a romantic comedy with a big bowl of popcorn. • The happy couple looked a picture of domestic bliss. elation written a feeling of great happiness and excitement, especially because you have achieved something or something good has happened to you: • As they reached the top, the climbers experienced a moment of elation. • Her mood suddenly changed from tears and misery to a feeling of elation. euphoria an extremely strong feeling of happiness and excitement, especially because you have achieved something, or because of the effects of a drug: • The euphoria that new parents feel quickly changes to exhaustion. • The euphoria of Ireland’s amazing victory over England last Sunday has died away. • The drug produces a feeling of euphoria. ecstasy an extremely strong feeling of happiness and pleasure, especially sexual pleasure: • It was a moment of sheer ecstacy (= complete ecstacy ) . • the ecstasy of their love-making

Longman-Thesaurus

4 general:: noun joy: Happiness is your grandchildren.

Simple Definitions