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1 vrolijk
1 [blij, aangenaam stemmend] cheerful♦voorbeelden:1 vrolijk behang • cheerful/bright wallpaperhet was er een vrolijke boel • they were a merry crowdeen vrolijk mens • a cheerful personvrolijk worden • get (a bit/rather) merryhet ging er vrolijk toe • they were having a merry (old) time -
2 blij
1 [verheugd] glad, happy ⇒ pleased3 [fris, lustig] gay, merry♦voorbeelden:ik ben blij u te zien • I'm glad/pleased to see youdaar ben ik blij om • I'm pleased about it〈 informeel〉 blij toe! • thank heavens!blij zijn met iets • be pleased with somethingblij zijn voor iemand • be happy for someonezo blij als een kind • (as) pleased as PunchII 〈 bijvoeglijk naamwoord, bijwoord〉♦voorbeelden:blij lachen • laugh merrily -
3 draaimolen
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4 hilarisch
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5 aangeschoten
adj. (Slang) slightly intoxicated, tipsy; merry, in high spirits -
6 blijgeestig
adj. jovial, cheerful, merry, convivial, jolly -
7 carrousel
n. carousel, merry go round -
8 draaimolen
n. merry go round, carrousel -
9 feest
adj. festive, like a feast or festival; merry, joyful--------n. party, celebration, festivity -
10 feestganger
n. merry maker -
11 gezellig
adj. sociable, friendly; merry, festive; homy, comfortable, cozy--------adv. sociably, in a friendly manner; festively, merrily; comfortably, cozily -
12 goedgeluimd
adj. merry, happy, glad, joyful, cheerful -
13 hilarisch
adj. hilarious, merry, jolly, cheerful; very funny, amusing -
14 jolig
adj. jolly, merry, frolicsome -
15 joviaal
adj. jovial, cheerful, merry -
16 mallemolen
n. whirligig, merry go round -
17 paljas
n. clown, merry andrew, harlequinade -
18 pleziermaker
n. merry maker, reveller -
19 pretmaker
n. merry maker, reveller -
20 prettig
adj. pleasant, pleasurable, nice, merry, enjoyable, sweet-tempered, well seeming, agreeable, clever, picnicky, rollicking, dolly, kindly, likable, likeable--------adv. pleasantly, merrily, agreeably, cleverly
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