No. 7,496 in French
pleasure
The French word "plaisir" means "pleasure" or "enjoyment" in English.
In a sentence
C'est toujours un plaisir de vous voir.
It's always a pleasure to see you.
The word 'plaisir' ('pleasure') refers to the feeling of enjoyment derived from seeing someone.
Lire ce roman est un grand plaisir pour moi.
Reading this novel is a great pleasure for me.
The word 'plaisir' ('pleasure') is used to describe the delight from engaging in the activity of reading.
Elle prend plaisir à aider les autres.
She takes pleasure in helping others.
The word 'plaisir' ('pleasure') represents satisfaction or enjoyment experienced while performing the act of helping.
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