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  • 4pleasant — adjective 1) a pleasant evening Syn: enjoyable, pleasurable, nice, agreeable, pleasing, satisfying, gratifying, good; entertaining, amusing, delightful, charming; fine, balmy; informal lovely, great 2) …

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  • 5pleasant — {<charset c=U><HR> } 01. The children spent a [pleasant] afternoon playing outside in the back yard. 02. We didn t think the play would be very good, but we were [pleasantly] surprised. 03. Well, it s been a [pleasure] meeting you. 04 …

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  • 6pleasant — [[t]ple̱z(ə)nt[/t]] ♦♦♦ pleasanter, pleasantest 1) ADJ GRADED: oft it v link ADJ to inf, ADJ to inf Something that is pleasant is nice, enjoyable, or attractive. I ve got a pleasant little apartment... It s always pleasant to do what you re good… …

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  • 7pleasant surprise — good surprise, something that is both pleasant and unexpected …

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  • 8something drops into somebody's lap — sth drops/falls into sb s lap idiom somebody has the opportunity to do sth pleasant without having made any effort • My dream job just fell into my lap. Main entry: ↑lapidiom …

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  • 9something falls into somebody's lap — sth drops/falls into sb s lap idiom somebody has the opportunity to do sth pleasant without having made any effort • My dream job just fell into my lap. Main entry: ↑lapidiom …

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  • 10take the shine off something — take the shine off (something) informal if something that happens takes the shine off something pleasant, it spoils it or makes it less enjoyable. Having my purse stolen took the shine off my visit to Dublin …

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