merry in Italian
merry in Italian is allegro — merry means cheerful and full of high spirits; happy and lively.
merry in Italian
allegro
Jolly and full of high spirits; happy.
What does "merry" mean?
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adj Cheerful and full of high spirits; happy and lively.
"The pub was full of merry laughter on Christmas Eve."
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adj Informal, British: slightly drunk.
"After a few glasses of wine he was getting quite merry."
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merry in a sentence
- The pub was full of merry laughter on Christmas Eve.
- She gave a merry little wave as the train pulled away.
- After a few glasses of wine he was getting quite merry.
- Dad got a bit merry at the wedding and started singing.
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What is "merry" in Italian?
"merry" in Italian is allegro. merry means: Cheerful and full of high spirits; happy and lively.
How do you use "merry" in a sentence?
Example: "The pub was full of merry laughter on Christmas Eve." In Italian, "merry" is allegro.
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