♦ delighted

♦ delighted
♦ delighted /dɪˈlaɪtɪd/
a.
molto lieto, felicissimo: I'm delighted to see you, sono felicissimo di vederti; Im delighted (that) you could come, sono molto felice che tu sia potuto venire; I'm delighted to tell you that you have been offered a place at this college, sono molto lieto di informarLa che Lei è stato ammesso a questa università; He was delighted at (o with) the result, era felicissimo del risultato; He's delighted by his grandchildren, è contentissimo dei suoi nipoti; I'd be absolutely delighted to help, sarei lietissimo di aiutare
delightedly
avv.
con aria felice: They gazed delightedly at the fireworks, guardavano i fuochi d'artificio con aria felice NOTA D'USO: -una grande soddisfazione-.

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