agrado
/aˈɡɾado/, [aˈɣ̞ɾa.ð̞o]liking, pleasure
Noun agrado m (plural agrados)
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pleasure; satisfaction (the will or desire of someone in power)
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liking (a predilection)
Verb agrado
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First-person singular (yo) present indicative form of agradar.
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En realidad no sé por qué, pero no les agrado a ellos.
I don't really know why, but they don't like me.
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Tom nunca ha sido de mi agrado.
I've never liked Tom.
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Esto no es de su agrado.
This is not to his liking.
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¿Por qué no les agrado?
Why don't they like me?
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Eso es de todo mi agrado.
That's quite to my taste.
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Aparentemente no le agrado a Tom.
Apparently, Tom doesn't like me.
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Me imaginé que esa era la razón por la que no te agrado yo.
I thought that was the reason why you don't like me.
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No le agrado a Tom.
Tom doesn't like me.
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Espero que el vino sea de tu agrado.
I hope the wine is to your taste.
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Me agrada tu gata, pero a ella no le agrado.
I like your cat, but she doesn't like me.
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