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веселье nstresses
gen. merriment; merrymaking; fun; festivity; fling; frolic; cheer; merry-making; mirth; spree; gambol; gaiety; glee; hilarity; jollity; lark; rattle; rejoicings (часто pl); revel; shindy; sunshine; tittup; cakes and ale; joyance; joyfulness; splore; sunniness; bowl; exhilaration; frisk; gasser; vivacity; the bowl; jinks; May-game; fun and games; gayety; easy time (МарияКрас); blast (andreevna); may game; rumba; amusement (to find amusement in something – находить удовольствие в чём-либо); rejoicing; joy; amusements; gay revels (It was shortly after this that young Motty got the idea of bringing pals back in the small hours to continue the gay revels in the home. This was where I began to crack under the strain. (P.G. Wodehouse) – продолжить веселье / весёлую пирушку дома ART Vancouver); giggle (то, что кто-то считает забавным: We only did it for a giggle vogeler); gladness; jolliness; joyousness; jubilation; jubilee; revelling; fun factor (как одна из характеристик какого-л. процесса (рабочего, учебного и т.д.) Ремедиос_П)
amer. shindig; toot
austral., slang shivoo; wing-ding
book. jocundity
brit. jam out of doughnut (не в плане "веселиться", имеется ввиду сам "сок" чего-либо, что-то самое интересное; Who took the jam out of my doughnut? – who spoilt my fun? (Кто мне всю "малину" испортил?) Franka_LV)
idiom. a dash of humour (punk); funny business (Bobrovska)
inf. jamboree; a high old time; high jinks; extravaganza (chronik); do; high go
irish.lang. craic (Irish word for fun/enjoyment that has been brought into the English language. usu. when mixed with alcohol and/or music Porcia)
Makarov. fun and frolic
Makarov., inf. a high old time
obs. gig; gamesomeness; gladfulness; gladsomeness; jocundness; jolliment; jucundity
slang brannigan; bum; hoo-per-doo; hooper-dooper; hooperdoo; hoopla; jag; meet; whooper-dooper; chillout (VLZ_58)
бездумное веселье n
dial. tittup
веселья n
Gruzovik, obs. merrymaking (pl only)
веселье: 184 phrases in 19 subjects
American usage, not spelling1
Australian2
Business1
Disapproving2
Explanatory translation1
Figurative1
General100
Idiomatic3
Informal6
Literature1
Makarov49
New Zealand1
Obsolete / dated3
Proverb4
Psychology1
Saying1
Slang5
United States1
Vulgar1