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m.joy, pleasure.pres.indicat.1st person singular (yo) present indicative of spanish verb: gozar.* * *1 joy, delight, pleasure1 (composición poética) poem sing in honour of the Virgin* * *SM1) (=placer) enjoyment, pleasure; (=complacencia) delight; (=júbilo) joy, rejoicinges un gozo para los ojos — it's a joy to see, it's a sight for sore eyes
2) pl gozos (Literat, Mús) couplets in honour of the Virgin* * *1)a) ( alegría) joyno caber en sí de gozo — to be beside oneself with joy
b) ( placer) pleasure, enjoyment2) gozos masculino plural (Relig) verses (pl)* * *1)a) ( alegría) joyno caber en sí de gozo — to be beside oneself with joy
b) ( placer) pleasure, enjoyment2) gozos masculino plural (Relig) verses (pl)* * *A1 (alegría) joytus éxitos son motivo de gozo para nosotros we're overjoyed o delighted at your successno caber en sí de gozo to be beside oneself with joy(todo) mi/tu/su gozo en un pozo that's torn it! ( colloq)2 (placer) pleasure, enjoyment* * *
Del verbo gozar: ( conjugate gozar)
gozo es:
1ª persona singular (yo) presente indicativo
gozó es:
3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) pretérito indicativo
Multiple Entries:
gozar
gozo
gozar ( conjugate gozar) verbo intransitivo: gozo de algo to enjoy sth;
goza viéndolos jugar she enjoys watching them play;
gozo con algo to enjoy sth;
goza de perfecta salud he enjoys perfect health;
goza de una buena posición he has a good position
gozo sustantivo masculino
1
◊ no caber en sí de gozo to be beside oneself with joy
2
gozar
I verbo transitivo to enjoy
II verbo intransitivo to enjoy [de, -]
gozo sustantivo masculino
1 (alegría) joy
2 (placer) enjoyment
♦ Locuciones: mi/tu/su gozo en un pozo, my/your/his/her hopes were dashed!
' gozo' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
caber
- trémulo
English:
overjoyed
- blissful
- gladden
* * *♦ nm[alegría] joy, pleasure;sentí mucho gozo al verla tan feliz it was lovely to see her so happy;canta que es un gozo she sings beautifully, it's a joy o pleasure to hear her sing;no caber en sí de gozo to be beside oneself with joy;Fammi gozo en un pozo that's just my (bad) luck♦ gozos nmplRel = verses written in honour of the Virgin Mary or the saints* * *m1 ( alegría) joy;no caber en sí de gozo be overjoyed;mi gozo en un pozo fam that’s the end of that!, so much for that idea!2 ( placer) pleasure* * *gozo nm1) : joy2) placer: enjoyment, pleasure
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