/ɡɾaˈθjoso/ ES
/ɡɾaˈsjoso/ MX
Translation
funny, amusing, cute, charming
Word origin
From Latin gratiosus ('agreeable, enjoying favour'), from gratia ('grace, favour'), from gratus ('pleasing, grateful').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- gratiosus
- English cognates
- gracious, grace, grateful
Grammar
Examples
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He is very funny when he tells jokes and the whole room laughs.
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How cute the baby is when it tries to walk without being able to yet.
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I do not find what you did at all amusing, the truth is it was very ugly.
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The funny thing about it is that nobody ever realised.
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That funny hat looked awful on him but he always wore it.
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