please 音标拼音: [pl'iz]
vt . 使高兴;请
vi . 满意,中意;喜欢,愿意
使高兴;请满意,中意;喜欢,愿意
please adv 1 :
used in polite request ; "
please pay attention "
v 1 :
give pleasure to or be pleasing to ; "
These colors please the senses "; "
a pleasing sensation " [
synonym : {
please },
{
delight }] [
ant : {
displease }]
2 :
be the will of or have the will (
to ); "
he could do many things if he pleased "
3 :
give satisfaction ; "
The waiters around her aim to please "
Please \
Please \,
v .
i .
1 .
To afford or impart pleasure ;
to excite agreeable emotions .
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What pleasing scemed ,
for her now pleases more .
--
Milton .
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For we that live to please ,
must please to live .
--
Johnson .
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2 .
To have pleasure ;
to be willing ,
as a matter of affording pleasure or showing favor ;
to vouchsafe ;
to consent .
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Heavenly stranger ,
please to taste These bounties . --
Milton .
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That he would please 8give me my liberty . --
Swift .
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Please \
Please \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Pleased };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Pleasing }.] [
OE .
plesen ,
OF .
plaisir ,
fr .
L .
placere ,
akin to placare to reconcile .
Cf . {
Complacent }, {
Placable },
{
Placid }, {
Plea }, {
Plead }, {
Pleasure }.]
1 .
To give pleasure to ;
to excite agreeable sensations or emotions in ;
to make glad ;
to gratify ;
to content ;
to satisfy .
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I pray to God that it may plesen you . --
Chaucer .
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What next I bring shall please thee ,
be assured .
--
Milton .
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2 .
To have or take pleasure in ;
hence ,
to choose ;
to wish ;
to desire ;
to will .
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Whatsoever the Lord pleased ,
that did he . --
Ps .
cxxxv .
6 .
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A man doing as he wills ,
and doing as he pleases ,
are the same things in common speech . --
J .
Edwards .
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3 .
To be the will or pleasure of ;
to seem good to ; --
used impersonally . "
It pleased the Father that in him should all fullness dwell ." --
Col .
i .
19 .
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To -
morrow ,
may it please you . --
Shak .
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{
To be pleased in }
or {
To be pleased with },
to have complacency in ;
to take pleasure in .
{
To be pleased to do a thing },
to take pleasure in doing it ;
to have the will to do it ;
to think proper to do it .
--
Dryden .
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67 Moby Thesaurus words for "
please ":
I beg you ,
amuse ,
be good enough ,
cater to ,
cheer ,
choose ,
choose rather ,
coddle ,
content ,
cosset ,
delectate ,
delight ,
desire ,
divert ,
do ,
elect ,
entertain ,
favor ,
give pleasure ,
give way to ,
gladden ,
go over big ,
gratify ,
happify ,
have a bias ,
have preference ,
have rather ,
have the goodness ,
hit the spot ,
honor before ,
humor ,
if you please ,
indulge ,
interest ,
lean towards ,
like ,
like better ,
make a hit ,
mollycoddle ,
oblige ,
opt ,
overjoy ,
pamper ,
pleasure ,
pray ,
pray do ,
prefer ,
prefer to ,
prithee ,
rather ,
regale ,
rejoice ,
satisfy ,
see fit ,
set before ,
spoil ,
suit ,
think best ,
think fit ,
think proper ,
tickle ,
titillate ,
want ,
will ,
will you ,
wish ,
yield to
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