placer
/plaˈθeɾ/, [plaˈθeɾ]pleasure
Verb placer (first-person singular present plazco, first-person singular preterite plací, past participle placido)
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(intransitive, used with indirect object pronouns) to like (something or someone)
- Esto me place mucho.
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I really like this.
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(literary) to please (somebody)
Noun placer m (plural placeres)
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pleasure; something done to please
- Ha sido un placer conocerte.
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It was a pleasure to meet you
Noun placer m (plural placeres)
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(geology, mining) placer
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(nautical) sandbank
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No revuelvas el negocio con el placer.
Don't mix business with pleasure.
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¡Sería un placer ser la madrina de tu hijo!
It'd be a pleasure to be a godmother to your son!
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La lectura es mi gran placer.
Reading gives me great pleasure.
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Leer me otorga un gran placer.
Reading affords me great pleasure.
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Siempre ha sido un placer trabajar contigo.
It has always been a pleasure to work with you.
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Mi hermana se echó a reír a placer.
My sister laughed to her heart's content.
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Con placer.
I'll be glad to.
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Un placer conocerte.
Pleased to meet you.
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Ha sido un placer pasar la tarde con una chica tan inteligente, divertida y guapa como tú.
It was a pleasure to spend the evening with a smart, funny and beautiful girl like you.
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¡Qué placer estar de nuevo en Hawái!
How nice to be in Hawaii again!
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