1.欢喜,高兴,愉快
2.爱好的事物;嗜好
1.使欢喜,使高兴,使快乐
2.欢喜,快乐
1.a feeling of great happiness and pleasure
2.something that gives you pleasure or happiness
1.to give someone a lot of enjoyment or pleasure
1.There was no doubt that the young Mozart was indeed the author of the fine music that had been delighting the town.
毫无疑问小莫扎特的确就是那些深受小镇居民喜爱的音乐作品的作者。
2.In every well-ordered family one finds the father delighting in his children, and the children rejoicing in their father's presence.
在每一个正常的家庭里。你会发现父亲以他的儿女为乐，儿女也因着父亲的同在而欢喜。
3.Badawi said the smooth development of Malaysia-China relations is delighting.
巴达维表示，马中关系发展顺利，令人高兴。
4.The peony was in full bloom and I was just delighting in its beauty. But not long after, it suddenly wilted completely.
这麽盛开的牡丹花，刚才看到才很开心，但是才不久的时间，忽然间整个凋谢了。
5.Through the Middle Ages and the Renaissance these were ritual fetishes which spoke of the grandeur of the contents, teasing and delighting.
从中世纪到文艺复兴时期，这些钥匙曾是仪轨中的神物，表达了内容的宏大，戏弄以及快乐。
6.Facing to the grim reality that people have been animalized today, humanity needs delighting and reason needs awaking newly.
面对当今人被“物化”的严峻现实，人性需要新的启蒙，理性需要新的觉醒。
7.Good sense of service and proactive in delighting customers.
以客户为中心，良好的服务意识，善于和客户沟通；
8.For most of January, Qatar played the ideal host of the Asian Cup, delighting fans with the perfect mix of football, fireworks and fun.
今年元月份，卡塔尔多数时候都扮演称职的亚洲杯足球赛东道主，用足球、烟火和乐趣满足众多球迷。
9.He's still tuning up the band and delighting audiences with Sweet Chin Music .
仍然调整着他的下颚粉碎踢击让观众高兴。
10.Delighting in change: The effective manager has learned to work with rather than resist change.
乐于应变：一卓有效率的经理人往往乐于应变而不是不思变革。