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1 with unutterable delight
with/in unutterable (irresistible, inexpressible, frank, ardent, innocent, mutual) delight с неописуемым (непреодолимым, невыразимым/неописуемым, искренним, пылким, невинным, обоюдным/общим) восторгом/наслаждениемEnglish-Russian combinatory dictionary > with unutterable delight
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2 delight
[dɪ'laɪt]nвосторг, восхищение, большое удовольствие, наслаждение, развлечениеThe region is truly a fisherman's delight. — Этот край - рай для рыболовов.
He takes delight in unnoying me (in working at arithmetical problems, in taking people by surprise). — Ему очень нравится раздражать меня (решать арифметические задачи, захватывать кого-либо в расплох).
It is always a great delight to be with you. — Быть с вами всегда большое удовольствие.
Shopping (buying clothes, going boating) is her greatest delight. — Ходить по магазинам (покупать одежду, кататься на лодке) для нее великое удовольствие.
Your little dog is a real delight. — Ваша собачка - просто прелесть.
- true delightThe radio, the cinema and other delights kept the children interested. — Радио, кино и другие развлечения поддерживали у детей интерес
- wild delight
- boundless delight
- keenest delight
- childish delight
- constant delight
- sheer delight
- chief delights
- delight to watch such fine acting
- delights of a country life
- delights of feeding animals
- delights of fishing
- source of constant delight
- moment of delight
- in delight with the purchase
- in delight at his offer
- smb's delight
- with unutterable delight
- read with the keenest delight
- stop in delight
- feel delight in music
- find delight in the society of children
- take delight in puzzles
- express one's delight in being informed
- retaste one's old delights
- find delight in boating
- take much delight in dancing
- book is a sweet delight
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