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enjoyment; delight; treat (something that gives pleasure, e.g. an arranged outing, or some special food • He took them to the theatre as a treat); feast; gratification; gusto (с которым выполняется работа и т. п.); picnic; delectation; pleasance; pleasingness; pleasurableness; satisfying; titillation; bones; content; relish (pleasure; enjoyment • He ate the food with great relish; I have no relish for such a boring task); satisfaction (pleasure or contentment); comfort (AlexandraM); pleasure (something that gives one enjoyment; joy or delight • the pleasures of country life; I get a lot of pleasure from listening to music); joy; amusements; thrill (от чего-либо bigmaxus); boon; contentedness; contentment; disport; enjoying; flushness; good; merriment; satisfactoriness; solace; good time; fun factor (как одна из характеристик какого-л. процесса (рабочего, учебного и т.д.) Ремедиос_П); kicks; fun; kick (a pleasant thrill • She gets a kick out of making people happy) | |||
amusement | |||
oblectation | |||
cakes and ale (Bobrovska) | |||
kick | |||
gust; unction; charge | |||
delectableness; delightfulness; delightsomeness | |||
pleasantness | |||
satisfaction (испытываемое при удовлетворении половой потребности Min$draV) | |||
gash; mess; zest; real jam; bang; ring-a-ding (Dyatlova Natalia); belt (We all got quite a belt from your jokes. – Мы все получили полное удовольствие от твоих шуток. Interex) | |||
jollies | |||
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amenities | |||
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Advertising | 8 |
American usage, not spelling | 9 |
Anatomy | 5 |
Approving | 4 |
Australian | 9 |
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Aviation medicine | 2 |
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Bookish / literary | 1 |
British usage, not spelling | 1 |
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Business | 11 |
Chess | 2 |
Cliche / convention | 6 |
Commerce | 1 |
Computer games | 1 |
Consulting | 1 |
Contextual meaning | 1 |
Cycling other than sport | 1 |
Derogatory | 1 |
Diplomacy | 1 |
Disapproving | 1 |
Drug-related slang | 1 |
Economics | 2 |
Explanatory translation | 3 |
Figurative | 1 |
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Formal | 2 |
General | 694 |
Humorous / Jocular | 2 |
Idiomatic | 20 |
Informal | 59 |
Invective | 7 |
Ironical | 2 |
Latin | 1 |
Law | 1 |
Librarianship | 2 |
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Makarov | 297 |
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Military | 3 |
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North American USA and Canada | 1 |
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Pompous | 1 |
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Psychiatry | 7 |
Psychology | 26 |
Psychopathology | 1 |
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Slang | 56 |
Soviet | 1 |
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Travel | 3 |
Vulgar | 13 |
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