happy怎么读

英式音标：[ˈhæpi]

美式音标：[ˈhæpi]

happy基本解释

adj. 幸福的；高兴的；巧妙的

n. (Happy)人名；(英、瑞典、喀)哈皮

happy的意思释义

adj.

幸福的；快乐的；巧妙的；〈口〉有点醉意的

双语释义

adj.(形容词)

幸福的,愉快的 feeling or expressing pleasure, contentment, satisfaction, etc.

快乐的 full of joy

[A]幸运的,运气好的 fortunate; lucky

恰当的,巧妙的 (of words, ideas, behaviour, etc.) well suited to the situation; pleasing

英英释义

happy[ \'hæpi ]

adj.

enjoying or showing or marked by joy or pleasure or good fortune

\"a happy smile\"; \"spent many happy days on the beach\"; \"a happy marriage\"

marked by good fortune

\"a happy outcome\"

同义词：felicitous

eagerly disposed to act or to be of service

同义词：glad

well expressed and to the point

\"a happy turn of phrase\"

同义词：well-chosen

happy用法及例句

词汇搭配

用作形容词 (adj.)

～+名词

happy chance碰巧

happy day幸福的日子

happy family幸福的家庭

happy land乐土

happy translation恰当的翻译

happy words措词巧妙

副词+～

most happy十分高兴

perfectly happy非常高兴

so happy如此高兴

supremely happy极为高兴

very happy很高兴

～+动词不定式

happy to help乐意帮助

happy to meet乐意会见

happy to receive高兴地接受

happy to see高兴地看到

happy to work工作愉快

～+介词

happy about sth因某事而高兴

happy at hearing sth听到…而感到高兴

happy in doing good乐于行善

happy in one\'s expressions巧于辞令

happy in that work善于做那项工作

happy over sth因某事而高兴

happy with sb与某人相处融洽

词组短语

happy new year新年快乐；恭贺新禧

happy birthday生日快乐

happy life幸福生活；快乐的人生

happy family快乐家庭；幸福之家

happy every day快乐每一天

wish you happy祝你快乐

happy time欢乐时光

happy birthday to you生日快乐；祝你生日快乐

happy everyday快乐每一天（祝福语）

be happy with与…在一起很高兴；对…感到满意

happy person幸福的人

happy marriage美满的婚姻

happy holiday快乐的节日；愉快的假期

happy valentine\'s day情人节快乐

more than happy非常高兴；很乐意

happy childhood快乐的童年

happy home快乐家庭

happy valley欢乐谷（游乐场）；跑马地（香港一高级住宅区）

happy hour n. 快乐时间；减价供应饮料等的时间（酒吧间术语）

happy spring festival春节快乐

同近义词辨析

glad, happy

glad高兴,只能做表语

happy 高兴,幸福,定表均可, a happy girl

joyful, glad, delightful, merry, gay, happy, agreeable, jolly, nice, pleasant, cheerful

这组词都有“愉快的，高兴的”的意思，其区别是：

joyful语气较强，强调心情或感情上的欣喜。

glad较普通用词，语气较弱，表示礼貌的惯用语。指乐于做某事或因某事而感到满足，常表愉快的心情。

delightful指能带来强烈的快乐，激起愉快的情感，用于非常愉快的场合。

merry指精神情绪的暂时高涨，表示欢乐、愉快的心境或情景，侧重充满欢笑声和乐趣。

gay侧重无忧无虑、精神昂扬、充满生命的快乐。

happy侧重感到满足、幸福或高兴。

agreeable指与感受者的愿望、情趣或受好等和谐一致而带来的心情上的快意。

jolly通俗用词，多指充满快乐与喜悦的神情。

nice语气较温和，泛指任何愉快或满意的感觉。

pleasant侧重给人以“赏心悦目”或“愉快的，宜人的”感受。

cheerful多指因内心的愉快而表现出兴高采烈，是强调而自然的感情流露。

favourable, lucky, happy, fortunate

这组词都有“有利的，好运的，顺利的”的意思，其区别是：

favourable普通用词，指预示从良好的结果中能得到明显好处，有利于达到目的。

lucky多指偶然机遇中的有利或幸运情况。

happy侧重指不是通过某种机会，而是凭借鉴另和选择手段而得到利益与好处。有时也指偶然得到的好处，但强调的是有利的结果。

fortunate指目前已存在的成功或有利情况，或指因好运或机会带来的成功和喜悦。

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

I am so happy to hear of your engagement.

听到你订婚我很高兴。

This has been the happiest day of my life.

这是我生活中较快乐的一天。

I wish you a very happy future.

我祝你有非常幸福的未来。

They had a very happy marriage.

他们有个幸福美满的婚姻。

He is in the happy position of never having to worry about money.

他真有福气，从来不需要为金钱之事操心。

Our team would be happy to answer your questions.

我们团队很乐意解答您的所有疑问。

例句参考

Very happy people.

Very happy people.

The funds, friends, and faith of happy people.

Endothelial cell-cell junctions: happy together.

Happy People Live Longer: Subjective Well‐Being Contributes to Health and Longevity

The happy personality: a meta-analysis of 137 personality traits and subjective well-being.

Do we really know what makes us happy? A review of the economic literature on the factors associated with subjective well-being

A differential neural response in the human amygdala to fearful and happy facial expressions

Influence of extraversion and neuroticism on subjective well-being: happy and unhappy people.

A differential pattern of neural response toward sad versus happy facial expressions in major depressive disorder

happy词源

happy

happy: [14] The Old and Middle English word for ‘happy’ was what in modern English has become silly. This began to change its meaning around the 15th century, and obviously an opportunity began to open up for an adjective expressing ‘contentment’ (as opposed to positive ‘joy’, denoted then by glad, fain, and joyful). The gap was partly filled by a weakening in the meaning of glad, but waiting in the wings was happy, a derivative of the noun hap ‘chance, luck’ (source of happen), which when it was coined in the 14th century meant ‘lucky, fortunate, prosperous’.The main modern sense ‘highly pleased or contented’ developed in the early 16th century.=> happen

happy (adj.)

late 14c., \"lucky, favored by fortune, being in advantageous circumstances, prosperous;\" of events, \"turning out well,\" from hap (n.) \"chance, fortune\" + -y (2). Sense of \"very glad\" first recorded late 14c. Meaning \"greatly pleased and content\" is from 1520s. Old English had eadig (from ead \"wealth, riches\") and gesælig, which has become silly. Old English bliðe \"happy\" survives as blithe. From Greek to Irish, a great majority of the European words for \"happy\" at first meant \"lucky.\" An exception is Welsh, where the word used first meant \"wise.\" Happy medium \"the golden mean\" is from 1702. Happy ending in the literary sense recorded from 1756. Happy as a clam (1630s) was originally happy as a clam in the mud at high tide, when it can\'t be dug up and eaten. Happy hunting ground, the reputed Indian paradise, is attested from 1840, American English. Happy day for \"wedding day\" is by 1739; happy hour for \"early evening period of discount drinks and free hors-d\'oeuvres at a bar\" is by 1961, said to be 1950s. Related: Happier; happiest.

happy (adv.)

late 14c., from happy (adj.).