گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'fun'

1 عمومی:: بازی‌

2 عمومی:: شوخی‌ امیز

3 عمومی:: شوخی‌

4 عمومی:: خوشمزگی‌

5 عمومی:: مفرح‌

6 عمومی:: سرگرمی‌

1 general::   noun ADJ. enormous, excellent, good, great, terrific, tremendous, wonderful | harmless, innocent The boys' game started as harmless fun but ended in tragedy. VERB + FUN have We had a lot of fun at Mick's party. | spoil We won't let a bit of rain spoil our fun. FUN + NOUN day She organized an annual fun day for local children. PREP. for ~ I write for fun, not because I expect to make money. | in ~ She only said that in fun?please don't take it seriously! PHRASES be no fun It's no fun getting up at 4 a.m. on a cold, rainy morning. | a bit of fun I was only having a bit of fun. | just for fun, just for the fun of it They took up motor racing just for the fun of it, rather than to win anything. | a sense of fun You have to have a sense of fun to be a good teacher.

2 general:: fun verbs have fun • Did you have fun at the party? join in the fun • The whole village joined in the fun. something sounds (like) fun (= seems to be enjoyable ) • The picnic sounded like fun. adjectives good fun British English • I never realized what good fun fishing could be. great fun • The show is great fun for all the family. harmless fun (= not likely to upset or offend anyone ) • The game’s designer says it’s all a bit of harmless fun, but many parents disagree. phrases something is no fun ( also something is not much fun ) (= something is not at all enjoyable ) • Being stuck in a traffic jam for three hours was no fun. be half the fun (= be a very enjoyable part of doing something ) • Planning a vacation is half the fun. a lot of fun ( also lots of fun ) • The kids had a lot of fun singing and dancing. good clean fun British English (= not offensive or not involving sex ) • The show is good clean fun for all the family.

3 general:: noun pleasure: We had fun at the party. noun sport: They all had fun with her accent.

4 general:: fun noun [ uncountable ] especially spoken an experience or activity that is very enjoyable and exciting: • The course was fun. • Have you ever been windsurfing? It’s really good fun. • I just want to relax and have some fun. • It’ll be fun seeing all my old friends again. • Running around a freezing hockey field isn’t my idea of fun. enjoyment noun [ uncountable ] the feeling you get when you enjoy doing something: • I get a lot of enjoyment out of working with young children. pleasure noun [ countable ] an experience or activity that makes you feel happy and satisfied: • The game was a pleasure to watch. • One of her greatest pleasures was walking in the mountains. • Ted enjoyed the simple pleasures of life: his family, his home, and his garden. good/great time noun [ countable ] especially spoken a time when you enjoyed yourself: • The kids all had a great time . • I remember the good times in Japan. • Were the 1960s really such great times? a blast informal a very enjoyable experience – a very informal use: • The trip was a blast! entertainment noun [ uncountable ] things such as performances and films which are intended to be enjoyable: • Three musicians provided the entertainment. • What do you do for entertainment around here? • They hired two dancers for entertainment. relaxation noun [ uncountable ] a way of resting and enjoying yourself: • I play the piano for relaxation. • Her work left little time for relaxation. leisure noun [ uncountable ] the time when you are not working, when you can enjoy yourself – used especially in compounds: • leisure activities • the leisure industry • People have more leisure time. recreation noun [ uncountable and countable ] formal activities that you do to enjoy yourself: • recreation facilities • The park is not just a place for recreation.

5 general:: In addition to the idiom beginning with FUN, Also see FOR FUN; LIKE FUN; MAKE FUN OF; MORE FUN THAN A BARREL OF MONKEYS. Also see under FUNNY.