Glad
আনন্দিত
definition
verb
Albion's lessening shore could grieve or glad mine eye
make happy; please.
noun
The major insect pest of glads is the gladiolus thrip.
a gladiolus.
adjective
she was alive, which was something to be glad about
pleased; delighted.
translation of 'glad'
প্রীত,
আহ্লাদিত
adjective
সন্তুষ্ট,
জীবনোত্ফুল্ল,
প্রফুল্লিত,
আনন্দিত,
খুশি,
মনোরম,
প্রফুল্ল,
উজ্জ্বল,
সুখী,
আনন্দপূর্ণ,
হৃষ্ট
example
The vast majority said they opposed the ban but now are 'glad' for it.
I sighed, not sure if I was 'glad' for the distraction or not.
About mid-morning the London agent handling the new flat woke up and gave us the 'glad' tidings that the rental will be available from tomorrow afternoon.
It's too easy to forget to be 'glad' for the things you do have, and be unhappy about the things you don't.
The thought disgusted me, but at the same time, made me 'glad' .
I am 'glad' to hear that you are actually open to different viewpoints.
I'm 'glad' to hear this, and hope it pans out.
Finally, my front door came into view; something I was 'glad' for.
Both were delicious, however, I was 'glad' for the extra sauce that I'd chosen to accompany these dishes.
Privately, she was 'glad' for the excuse to avert her gaze.
Let me assure you that her hometown was 'glad' to welcome her back.
I'm very, very 'glad' to hear that this is a good movie.
Gentlemen, I can't tell you how 'glad' I am to see you.
I'm 'glad' to hear that Mark could barely see because of the u2018solid wall of backs,u2019 because that means there were a lot of people there.
I'm 'glad' to hear you say you have some qualms here.
If he does come back I'll be so 'glad' to see him!
But when he returned to his room to give his other half the 'glad' tidings, the housekeeper, who was listening to the story, interrupted to tell them that she knew of plenty of empty rooms.
I'm always 'glad' to get home, put my feet up and relax.
I am so 'glad' people are finding pleasure from what I have accomplished.
This is what they want and we should all be 'glad' for being able to please.
It is quite unjust and sometimes demoralising to see how fate dishes out its own 'glad' tidings.
u2018And we're always 'glad' to welcome new members as well,u2019 he said.
The two intrepid cyclists would be very 'glad' of sponsorship.
There's a snowball fight in the street out front, and I'm very 'glad' of my flasks of soup.
She had run out again, like a coward, and was 'glad' for that.
Dean told me you enjoyed the gift a lot, which makes me 'glad' .
I am 'glad' to hear from you on this important topic.
Working with such great folks, from our authors to the other editors to all the readers, is a true pleasure and I'm 'glad' to have been given the opportunity.
I am very 'glad' to hear that it won - and great prizes too!
She is an absolute sweetheart and we're really 'glad' to have her.
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