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1 enjoyment
{in'dʒɔimənt}
1. удоволствие, наслада, радост, забавление, развлечение
to take ENJOYMENT in обичам
2. притежаване, притежание
to be in the ENJOYMENT of good health радвам се на добро здраве
to be in the ENJOYMENT of the full possession of one's faculties напълно съм здрав физически и умствено* * *{in'jъimъnt} n 1. удоволствие, наслада, радост; забавлен* * *удоволствие; радост; развлечение; забавление; наслада;* * *1. to be in the enjoyment of good health радвам се на добро здраве 2. to be in the enjoyment of the full possession of one's faculties напълно съм здрав физически и умствено 3. to take enjoyment in обичам 4. притежаване, притежание 5. удоволствие, наслада, радост, забавление, развлечение* * *enjoyment[in´dʒɔimənt] n 1. удоволствие, наслада; забавление, развлечение; радост; do you think I do it for \enjoyment? мислиш ли, че го правя за удоволствие?; to take \enjoyment in festivities обичам тържества; his visit was a great \enjoyment to me посещението му ми достави голямо удоволствие; 2. полза, облага (от нещо, което притежавам); the \enjoyment of wealth ползата от богатството; 3. юрид. ползване (на право), владеене. -
2 enjoyment
наслаждение {ср}
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