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joy

Origem: Wikcionário, o dicionário livre.

Inglês

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Substantivo

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  SingularPlural
Masculino – –
Feminino – –
joy joys

joy

  1. alegria
    • a child's joy on Christmas morning - a alegria de uma criança na manhã do Natal
  2. sucesso; boa sorte

Etimologia

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Do francês antigo joie, via latim gaudia, plural de gaudium ("alegria"); ver também o verbo gaudeo ("alegrar-se").

Pronúncia

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Ver também

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adoration • affection • aggravation • agitation • agony • alarm • alienation • amazement • amusement • anger • anguish • annoyance • anxiety • apprehension • arousal • attraction • bitterness • caring • cheerfulness • compassion • contempt • contentment • defeat • dejection • delight • depression • desire • despair • disappointment • disgust • dislike • dismay • displeasure • distress • dread • eagerness • ecstasy • elation • embarrassment • enjoyment • enthrallment • enthusiasm • envy • euphoria • exasperation • excitement • exhilaration • fear • ferocity • fondness • fright • frustration • fury • gaiety • gladness • glee • gloom • grief • guilt • happiness • hatred • homesickness • hope • hopelessness • horror • hostility • humiliation • hurt • hysteria • infatuation • insecurity • insult • irritation • isolation • jealousy • jolliness • joy • jubilation • liking • loathing • loneliness • longing • love • lust • melancholy • misery • mortification • neglect • nervousness • optimism • outrage • panic • passion • pity • pleasure • pride • rage • rapture • regret • rejection • relief • remorse • resentment • revulsion • sadness • satisfaction • scorn • sentimentality • shame • shock • sorrow • spite • suffering • surprise • sympathy • tenderness • tenseness • terror • thrill • torment • uneasiness • unhappiness • vengefulness • woe • worry • wrath • zeal • zest