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1 epicúreo
adj.Epicurean, epicure.m.1 epicure.2 epicure, connoisseur, aesthete.3 Epicurean, person fond of luxury and indulgency in sensual pleasures.* * *► adjetivo1 Epicurean* * *epicúreo, -aADJ SM / F epicurean* * *I- rea adjetivo epicureanII- rea masculino, femenino epicure* * *= bon vivant.Ex. Bon vivant means 'A person with refined taste, especially one who enjoys superb food and drink'.* * *I- rea adjetivo epicureanII- rea masculino, femenino epicure* * *= bon vivant.Ex: Bon vivant means 'A person with refined taste, especially one who enjoys superb food and drink'.
* * *epicureanmasculine, feminineepicure* * *epicúreo, -a♦ adjEpicurean♦ nm,fEpicurean* * *I adj epicureanII m, epicúrea f epicure* * *: epicurean: epicure -
2 goce
m.1 pleasure.2 enjoyment, pleasure, delectation, contentment.pres.subj.1st person singular (yo) Present Subjunctive of Spanish verb: gozar.* * *1 pleasure, enjoyment* * *noun m.* * *SM (=disfrute) enjoyment; (=posesión) possession* * *a) (de un derecho, título) enjoymentb) ( placer) pleasure* * *= enjoyment.Ex. So I read on with increasing interest and enjoyment and, let it be said admiration too.* * *a) (de un derecho, título) enjoymentb) ( placer) pleasure* * *= enjoyment.Ex: So I read on with increasing interest and enjoyment and, let it be said admiration too.
* * *1(uso): en pleno goce de sus facultades in full possession of her facultiesel goce de un derecho/título the enjoyment of a right/title2 (placer) pleasurefue un goce nadar en el agua fresquita it was bliss o blissful o wonderful swimming in the cool watergoces sensuales sensual pleasuresgoce sexual sexual pleasure* * *
Del verbo gozar: ( conjugate gozar)
gocé es:
1ª persona singular (yo) pretérito indicativo
goce es:
1ª persona singular (yo) presente subjuntivo3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) presente subjuntivo3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) imperativo
Multiple Entries:
goce
gozar
goce sustantivo masculino
gozar ( conjugate gozar) verbo intransitivo: goce de algo to enjoy sth;
goza viéndolos jugar she enjoys watching them play;
goce con algo to enjoy sth;
goza de perfecta salud he enjoys perfect health;
goza de una buena posición he has a good position
goce sustantivo masculino enjoyment
gozar
I verbo transitivo to enjoy
II verbo intransitivo to enjoy [de, -]
' goce' also found in these entries:
English:
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* * *goce nm1. [placer] pleasure;es un goce verlos bailar it's a pleasure to watch them dancela enfermedad no le permitió el goce de su herencia the illness didn't allow him to enjoy his inheritance* * *m pleasure, enjoyment* * *goce nm1) placer: enjoyment, pleasure2) : use, possession
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