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1 enjoy
1. transitive verb1)are you enjoying your meal? — schmeckt dir das Essen?
he enjoys reading — er liest gern
he enjoys music — er mag Musik
we really enjoyed seeing you again — wir haben uns wirklich gefreut, euch wiederzusehen
2) (have use of) genießen [Recht, Privileg, Vorteil]; sich erfreuen (+ Gen.) [hohen Einkommens]2. reflexive verbenjoy yourself at the theatre! — viel Spaß im Theater!
* * *[in'‹oi]1) (to find pleasure in: He enjoyed the meal.) genießen2) (to experience; to be in the habit of having (especially a benefit): he enjoyed good health all his life.) sich erfreuen•- academic.ru/24409/enjoyable">enjoyable- enjoyment
- enjoy oneself* * *en·joy[ɪnˈʤɔɪ, AM enˈ-]vt1. (get pleasure from)▪ to \enjoy sth etw genießendid you \enjoy your holiday? hatten Sie einen schönen Urlaub?he \enjoyed his meal ihm hat das Essen sehr gut geschmecktdid you \enjoy the film? hat dir der Film gefallen?to \enjoy the company of sb gern[e] mit jdm zusammen sein▪ to \enjoy doing sth etw gern[e] tunI really \enjoyed talking to you es war wirklich nett, sich mit dir zu unterhalten2. (have sth positive)▪ to \enjoy sth:from childhood on she's always \enjoyed popularity von Kindheit an hat sie immer im Rampenlicht gestandento \enjoy an advantage einen Vorteil genießento \enjoy sb's confidence jds Vertrauen genießento \enjoy good health sich akk guter Gesundheit erfreuento \enjoy the right to do sth berechtigt sein, etw zu tun3. (have fun)\enjoy yourself! viel Spaß!the waiter said “\enjoy yourself!” der Kellner wünschte uns guten Appetit* * *[In'dZɔɪ]1. vt1) (= take pleasure in) genießenhe enjoys swimming/reading —
he enjoys being rude to people — es macht ihm Spaß or ihm macht es Spaß, zu Leuten unhöflich zu sein
he enjoyed writing the book — es hat ihm Freude gemacht, das Buch zu schreiben
I've enjoyed talking to you — es war mir eine Freude, mich mit Ihnen zu unterhalten, es war nett, sich mit Ihnen zu unterhalten
I enjoyed the book/concert — das Buch/Konzert hat mir gefallen
I enjoy your company/the company of women — ich bin gerne mit Ihnen/mit Frauen zusammen
I didn't enjoy it at all —
the author didn't mean his book to be enjoyed — dem Verfasser ging es nicht darum, dass man an seinem Buch Spaß or Vergnügen haben sollte
I enjoyed a very pleasant weekend in the country — ich habe ein sehr angenehmes Wochenende auf dem Land verbracht
2) rights, freedom, advantages, respect, confidence genießen; income, success haben; good health, reputation, support sich erfreuen (+gen) (geh)2. vrenjoy yourself! — viel Spaß!, amüsieren Sie sich gut!
* * *enjoy [ınˈdʒɔı]A v/tenjoy doing sth daran Vergnügen finden (etc), etwas zu tun; sich einen Spaß daraus machen, etwas zu tun;I (don’t) enjoy doing it es macht mir (keine) Freude, es zu tun;I enjoy dancing ich tanze gern, Tanzen macht mir Spaß;I enjoy it es macht mir Spaß;did you enjoy the play? hat dir das (Theater)Stück gefallen?;enjoy o.s. sich amüsieren, sich gut unterhalten;enjoy yourself viel Spaß!;are you enjoying yourself? gefällt es dir hier?;did you enjoy yourself in London? hat es dir in London gefallen?;enjoy yourself in Glasgow viel Spaß in Glasgow!2. genießen, sich etwas schmecken lassen:I enjoy my food das Essen schmeckt mirenjoy (good) credit (guten) Kredit genießen;enjoy good health sich einer guten Gesundheit erfreuen;enjoy a right ein Recht genießen oder haben* * *1. transitive verb1)we really enjoyed seeing you again — wir haben uns wirklich gefreut, euch wiederzusehen
2) (have use of) genießen [Recht, Privileg, Vorteil]; sich erfreuen (+ Gen.) [hohen Einkommens]2. reflexive verb* * *v.Gefallen finden an ausdr.genießen v.(§ p.,pp.: gnoß, genossen)sich vergnügen v.
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