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/plaˈθeɾ/ ES
/plaˈseɾ/ MX
Translation
pleasure
Word origin
From Latin placere ('to please, to be agreeable').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- placere
- English cognates
- please, pleasure, placid, complacent
Grammar
Examples
verte .
It is a pleasure to finally see you after so long.
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Reading is one of his great pleasures in life.
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With great pleasure I accept the invitation to your wedding.
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Cooking for my friends is a real pleasure.
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We listened to the music with true pleasure.
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