enjoy oneself's Usage Examples:

Ah God, no one thinks to lead a regulated life, [but] to amuse and enjoy oneself.

It is derived from the Old French pre-7th century envoisier, "to enjoy oneself", the Latin vitium, "pleasure", and the Anglo-Norman French, enveisie.

festive galer (Old) to have fun; to enjoy oneself gala ball (formal dance) Dutch garnisun garrison garnison garrison garnisoen.

håbe, Norwegian Bokmål håpe (non-deponent)) kräkas, "vomit" trivas, "enjoy oneself" minnas, "remember" lyckas, "succeed" tyckas, "appear, seem" känns,.

inFáMaL nFíMiL nFíML minFíMiL inFiMá:L (or Form I) inbáṣaṭ/yinbíṣiṭ "enjoy oneself" VIIn Defective inFaMé: inFáMa inFáM nFíMi nFíM minFíMi (use Form I).

It brings people to be more friends to enjoy oneself.

Then there"s "jollop" (to go out and enjoy oneself) and "floordrobe", the place young Sloanes choose to store their clothes.

-iĝi to become (intransitivizer/inchoative/middle voice) amuziĝi (to enjoy oneself); naskiĝi (to be born); ruĝiĝi (to blush, from "red"); aniĝi (to join.

The Angels remind him that in Paradise one need only relax and enjoy oneself.

a nobleman remarked that the latter city was no longer a place to enjoy oneself or to make a fortune.

of slogans, "Det er saa viktig aa kosa seg!": "It is so important to enjoy oneself!" En Ballade om Kongen og Kongehuset (1853) Ferdaminni fraa Sumaren.

forgiven and consoled Affection Play To have fun, laugh and relax, enjoy oneself Information Cognizance To understand, be curious, ask questions, and.

jouer, carries the same double meaning as the English verb play: "to enjoy oneself by interacting with one"s surroundings", as well as "to operate a musical.

Synonyms:

bask, savor, devour, savour, feast one's eyes, like, relish,

Antonyms:

dislike, overspend, divest, disenchant, displease,