delighted
Encantado
definition
adjective
a delighted smile
feeling or showing great pleasure.
translation of 'delighted'
adjective
maravilloso,
encantado
example
The 'delighted' new father cuddling his tiny baby cannot help but catch your attention.
When she sees him, her eyes widen, and she smiles a 'delighted' grin.
he's 'delighted' with the car
Yes, I'm absolutely 'delighted' , for all the wrong reasons.
The baby was born in a matter of minutes and I gave her straight to her 'delighted' mum.
He was not at the count as he was unable to take a day off work but 'delighted' supporters phoned to let him know the result.
It was a source of 'delighted' surprise to his friends to discover his expert knowledge of food and wines.
The woman was looking at her with a sarcastic yet 'delighted' grin.
She added a wry smile as three slightly confused expressions dissolved quickly into 'delighted' laughter.
‘He got down on one knee and popped the question,’ says an obviously 'delighted' Linda.
we're always 'delighted' to welcome visitors
But then there were tiny footprints, and then a 'delighted' squeal.
He looked at her in a kind of 'delighted' amusement, while she reddened even more.
I held it up so she could see and she let out a 'delighted' squeal.
We are both 'delighted' to be playing our football in England and it has happened because of hard work.
a 'delighted' crowd welcomed home the team
I'm 'delighted' to be here
The result is a 'delighted' audience, hanging on to find out how the quest ends.
Instead of being rewarded with a 'delighted' smile, there was an awkward, bitter smirk.
I even wrote an essay about the joys of dentistry which was presented to my 'delighted' dentist.
Some clearly 'delighted' that the one-month ordeal holed up in the compound was over.
Ben smiled a 'delighted' smile, took a deep breath and began to sing.
The wheels gently bumped the ground, bringing a 'delighted' smile to her lips.
He is patently 'delighted' that his story is to be made into a film, any kind of film.
The round table giggled and smirked 'delightedly' .
Or maybe they placed 2p into a ‘penny fall’ machine then watched 'delightedly' as a handful of coins clattered into the ‘win’ tray.
‘We look pretty good compared to most of them,’ he said 'delightedly' .
‘She will kill him,’ said one source 'delightedly' .
Certainly the acceptance speech was a series of such one-liners delivered on a circular stage, while the convention delegates pitched in 'delightedly' with the expected applause.
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