joy in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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joy [Am dʒɔɪ, Brit dʒɔɪ] N

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transient joy/pain
pasajero
transient joy/pain
fugaz
transient joy/pain
efímero
she was bubbling over with enthusiasm/joy
no cabía en sí de entusiasmo/alegría
unspeakable joy/ecstasy
indescriptible
unspeakable joy/ecstasy
inefable
inexpressible joy/sorrow
inexpresable
inexpressible joy/sorrow
inefable liter
unrestrained joy/anger
desenfrenado
unrestrained joy/anger
sin freno
intemperate anger/joy
desaforado
intemperate anger/joy
inmoderado
abiding interest/friendship/joy
duradero
abiding interest/friendship/joy
perdurable
transcendent joy/hope
sin límites

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joy in the PONS Dictionary

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to bubble over with joy
no caber en sí de alegría
paroxysm of joy
exaltación f de júbilo
intensify joy, sadness
aumentar
intensify joy, sadness
aumentar
to be transported with joy/grief
estar lleno de alegría/pena
to be delirious with joy
estar delirante de alegría
flushed with joy
pletórico de alegría

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joy Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a scene of joy greeted us
se mostró ante nosotros una escena de alegría
did you have any joy?
¿tuviste éxito?
to weep with joy/rage
llorar de alegría/rabia
to weep tears of joy/rage (over sb/sth)
llorar de alegría/rabia (por alguien/algo)
to be transported with joy/grief
estar lleno de alegría/pena
to be sb's pride and joy
ser el orgullo de alguien
she hailed the news with joy
recibió la noticia con alegría
to be drunk with joy
estar ebrio de alegría
to be a bundle of joy inf
ser un cascabel
to be in transports of joy
estar lleno de alegría
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Light is everywhere the symbol of joy and of life-giving power, as darkness is of death and destruction.
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The event is non-commercial and organised purely for the joy of running.
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The trio then went joy riding on the roller coaster, which reaches speeds of up to 25mph, for about half an hour.
metro.co.uk
This fixture was pretty much the highlight of last season, featuring a staggering quantity of reducers, afters, handbags and general joy.
au.eurosport.com
The height of the joy, the moment when the world can improve no further, is both the end of joy and the beginning of melancholy.
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In an experiment, subjects viewed 20 videos of dancers performing the same dance attempting to convey anger, fear, grief or joy.
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The joy that suffused many of the performances was irrepressible.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Those years of innocence, wonderment and pure joy seem to offer the artist a peg to take stock of life itself.
www.thehindu.com
The dog had fallen from the windowsill in joy at seeing its master returning from a long journey.
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She turned and greeted him, her salutation filling him with such joy that he retreated to his room to think about her.
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