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BNC: 685 COCA: 881

enjoy

Word family 
en·joy /ɪnˈdʒɔɪ/ ●●● S1 W1 verb [transitiveT]
1  ENJOY/LIKE DOING somethingto get pleasure from something 喜歡；享受…的樂趣
Sandra enjoys her job in the city.
桑德拉很喜歡她在城裏的這份工作。
I enjoyed every minute of it.
我每一分鐘都很享受。
enjoy doing something
Young children enjoy helping around the house.
小孩子喜歡在家裏幫着做點事。
enjoy yourself (=be happy in a particular situation) 過得愉快；玩得痛快
Julia was just starting to enjoy herself.
朱莉娅剛開始有了興頭。
5Enjoy always has an object and is never followed by a preposition or an infinitive with ‘to’： Did you enjoy it (NOT Did you enjoy)? | I enjoyed my trip (NOT I enjoyed to/with my trip). | He enjoys playing football (NOT He enjoys play football).
enjoy 必定帶有賓語，後面絕對不接介詞或帶to的不定式: Did you enjoy it (不說 Did you enjoy)? 你玩得開心嗎？ | I enjoyed my trip ( 不說 I enjoyed to/with my trip). 這次旅行我很開心。 | He enjoys playing football ( 不說 He enjoys play football). 他喜歡踢足球。
2  HAVE formal to have a particular ability or advantage 擁有；享有
These workers enjoy a high level of job security.
這些工人的工作非常穩定。
n3. → enjoy!
n GRAMMAR: Patterns with enjoy
Enjoy is usually transitive. You enjoy something:
I enjoyed the game.
Did you enjoy it?
✗Don’t say: I enjoyed. | Did you enjoy?
You enjoy doing something:
I enjoyed watching the game on TV.
Enjoy is never followed by an infinitive. ✗Don’t say: I enjoyed to watch the game on TV.
In informal English, you sometimes use Enjoy! on its own, when saying that you hope someone enjoys something:
Here’s your pizza. Enjoy!
Examples from the Corpus
enjoy• Some of the workers enjoy a relatively high degree of job security.• Many parents are only too eager to hand their child over to a babysitter and enjoy a well-earned night out.• It was a wonderful vacation - we enjoyed every minute of it.• When first introduced on the market, these products enjoyed great success.• Greg says he enjoys his new job.• Successfully managing your business relationships, while making money doing what you enjoy, is one of the great pleasures of life.• Parts of the play were extremely funny. I enjoyed it immensely.• Thanks for a lovely evening. I thoroughly enjoyed it.• My father always enjoyed playing golf at weekends.• Now and then he would smile, as though enjoying some dark secret thought.• The team has enjoyed some success this season.• Thus those who have substantial property holdings will receive the highest economic rewards and enjoy superior life chances.• They enjoy the bright colours and sweet smelling flowers.• The student said that he had actually enjoyed the class, and he refused to testify before a panel.• Most of the students said that they had really enjoyed the day out.• Did you enjoy the party?• The park was full of people enjoying themselves in the sunshine.• They were not even deterred by some afternoon rain but carried on enjoying themselves kitted out in colourful Mickey Mouse ponchos.• With such spontaneous performances the players clearly enjoying themselves - the pieces are easy to enjoy.
enjoyed every minute• He'd enjoyed every minute of it, felt like a real farmer, but now he was tired.• And he thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it.• I got a goal and enjoyed every minute of it.• But we were careless and happy and full of fun, and enjoyed every minute of the day.• Steve McFadden, who plays fiery Phil, enjoyed every minute of the dramatic storyline.• I had enjoyed every minute of the past month.• I know we all enjoyed every minute of the three hectic months.• We enjoyed every minute, thank you all very much.
enjoy!
spokenEAT used to say that you hope someone gets pleasure from something you give them 好好享用吧！
Here’s your steak – enjoy!
你的牛排來了，好好享用吧！
Examples from the Corpus
enjoy!• Here's your dinner. Enjoy!
From Longman Business Dictionary
enjoyen·joy /ɪnˈdʒɔɪ/ verb [transitiveT]
1LAWto use a legal right and benefit from it
Local producers enjoy tariff protection at home.
—enjoyment noun [uncountableU]
Development of the golf course will not be permitted if it causes disruption to the public enjoyment of rights of way.
2to experience something good such as high profits or increased sales
The company’s computer division has enjoyed revenue growth this year.
He claimed that oil companies enjoyed windfall profits as a result of the Gulf War.
Origin enjoy
(1300-1400) Old French enjoir, from Latin gaudere “to show great happiness”
BNC: 685 COCA: 881
enjoy

verb

ADVERB | VERB + ENJOY | PHRASES ADVERB➤enormously, greatly, hugely, immensely, really, thoroughly, tremendously, truly非常喜愛；很享受◇She greatly enjoys her work.她非常喜愛自己的工作。◇We enjoyed the game immensely.我們極其喜歡這個遊戲。➤especially, particularly特別／尤其喜愛➤quite, rather很享受；相當享受➤simply只是享受◇I simply enjoy the feeling of power.我只是享受這種權力的滋味。➤clearly, obviously明顯地喜愛；顯然享受➤always一直喜愛VERB + ENJOY➤be able to能夠享受▸➤seem to似乎喜歡◇The kids all seemed to enjoy themselves.孩子們好像玩得都很高興。➤begin to開始喜歡◇I was just beginning to enjoy it when the rain came down.我剛開始享受其中，天就下雨了。PHRASES➤enjoy yourself過得愉快◇Everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves.每個人都好像玩得很開心。➤just enjoy it/sth只管享受⋯◇Don't feel guilty about it－just enjoy it!不要感到愧疚 － 盡情享受吧！
BNC: 685 COCA: 881
enjoy verb
⇨ enjoy (enjoy a party) ⇨ have 2 (enjoy good health) ⇨ enjoy yourself ⇨ play 1 enjoy

verb

enjoy ♦︎ relish ♦︎ savour ♦︎ revel in sth ♦︎ delight in sth ♦︎ bask in sth ♦︎ wallow in sth ♦︎ glory in sthThese words all mean to get pleasure from an activity or experience. 這些詞均表示享受、喜愛。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to enjoy / relish / revel in / delight in doing sth◆to enjoy / relish / savour / revel in / bask in the moment◆to enjoy / relish / bask in your moment of glory / triumph / victory / power◆to enjoy / relish / revel in / bask in the attention◆to enjoy / relish / revel in your freedom◆to enjoy / relish a challenge◆to enjoy / delight in sb's company◆to really enjoy / relish / revel in / delight in sth■ enjoy [transitive] to get enjoyment from an activity, event or experience 享受（活動、事件或經歷）的樂趣◆We thoroughly enjoyed our time in New York.我們在紐約過得十分快活。◆Thanks for a great evening. I really enjoyed it.非常感謝你，我今晚真的玩得很開心。◆I hope you enjoy your trip.祝你旅途愉快。◆I enjoy playing tennis and squash.我喜歡打網球和壁球。ⓘ In informal spoken English, enjoy can also be used without an object to say that you hope sb gets enjoyment from sth that you are giving them or recommending to them. 在非正式口語中，enjoy還可以不帶賓語，表示希望對方喜歡你提供或推薦的東西◆Here's that book I promised you. Enjoy!這就是我答應給你的那本書。好好欣賞吧！In all other situations enjoy must have an object. 在其他情況下enjoy必須帶賓語◆Thanks for a great evening. I really enjoyed. ◆I hope you enjoy.   see also enjoyment ⇨ fun ■ relish ˈrelɪʃ [transitive] to get great pleasure from an activity or experience or the thought of doing sth 享受；從（活動、經歷或想象做某事）中獲得樂趣◆I always relish a good debate.我總是喜歡與人進行有益的爭辯。◆I don't relish the prospect of getting up early tomorrow.我可不想明天早早就起床。■ savour (BrE) (NAmE savor) ˈseɪvə(r) [transitive] (especially written) to enjoy the full taste or flavour of sth, especially by eating or drinking it slowly; to get great pleasure from an experience or feeling 品味，享用（食品或飲品）；享受（經歷或感受）◆He ate his meal slowly, savouring every mouthful.他慢慢吃着，細細品味每一口美食。◆I wanted to savour every moment.我想要盡情地享受每一刻。■ ˈrevel in sth

phrasal verb

(-ll-, NAmE -l-) [no passive] to enjoy an activity or experience very much 陶醉於，縱情於（活動或經歷）◆He revelled in the freedom he was allowed.他盡情享受着他所能擁有的自由。■ deˈlight in sth

phrasal verb

 [no passive] (especially written) to get great pleasure from sth; to enjoy doing sth very much, especially sth that makes other people feel embarrassed or uncomfortable 享受；以⋯爲樂（尤指做令人尴尬、不舒服的事）◆He was tall, handsome and amiable and she delighted in his company.他又高又帥，親切和善，她很喜歡和他在一起。◆He delighted in playing tricks on colleagues.他以戲弄同事爲樂事。   see also delight ⇨ joy noun ■ ˈbask in sth

phrasal verb

 [no passive] to enjoy the good feelings that you have when other people praise or admire you, or when they give you a lot of attention 沉浸於，沐浴於（贊美、欽佩或關注中）◆I never minded basking in my wife's reflected glory (= enjoying the praise and attention that she got).妻子的榮耀惠及於我，我並不覺得有什麽不好。■ ˈwallow in sth

phrasal verb

 [no passive] (often disapproving) to enjoy a feeling or activity that gives you pleasure, especially one that is considered bad or self-indulgent 沉湎於，放縱於（感覺或活動）◆He seemed to wallow in his self-pity.他似乎顧影自憐，不能自拔。◆She wallowed in the luxury of the hotel.她沉湎於旅館的豪華奢侈享受之中。■ ˈglory in sth

phrasal verb

 [no passive] (especially written) to get great pleasure or enjoyment from a feeling or achievement 因（感受或成就）而欣喜◆She gloried in her new-found independence.她爲自己剛剛獲得的獨立而欣喜。◆They were wonderful horsemen and gloried in their skills.他們是優秀的騎士，以自己的騎術爲榮。
BNC: 685 COCA: 881

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