delight in Italian
delight in Italian is delizia, piacere, deliziare — delight means a feeling of great pleasure or joy.
delight in Italian
delizia
Joy; pleasure.
piacere
Joy; pleasure.
deliziare
To give delight to; to affect with great pleasure; to please highly.
What does "delight" mean?
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noun A feeling of great pleasure or joy.
"To my delight, the train arrived early and I made the meeting."
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verb To give someone great pleasure or joy.
"The puppy's silly tricks never fail to delight the toddlers."
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delight in a sentence
- To my delight, the train arrived early and I made the meeting.
- He read the letter with obvious delight and showed it to everyone.
- The puppy's silly tricks never fail to delight the toddlers.
- Her surprise visit delighted the whole family.
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What is "delight" in Italian?
"delight" in Italian is delizia, piacere, deliziare. delight means: A feeling of great pleasure or joy.
How do you use "delight" in a sentence?
Example: "To my delight, the train arrived early and I made the meeting." In Italian, "delight" is delizia, piacere, deliziare.
Are there other ways to say "delight" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "delight": delizia, piacere, deliziare.
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