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sustantivo. (= happiness) alegría f. (= delight) júbilo m ⧫ regocijo m. (= source of delight) deleite m ⧫ alegría f. to be a joy to the eye ser un gozo para los ojos. it’s a joy to hear him es un gusto oírlo ⧫ da gusto oírlo. the joys of opera los encantos de la ópera.
The idiom “no joy” is a phrase that has been used for many years, and its origins can be traced back to various historical contexts. This phrase is often used in situations where someone has not received the expected outcome or result from a particular situation or event.
No Más Alegría No More Joy. Querido Señor, no me bendigas más Dear Lord, bless me no more Me diste todo y me siento adolorido You gave me all and I feel sored Me enviaste una hermana, has sido muy amable Sent me a sister, you've been too kind Me diste dos hermanos en tiempos de guerra Gave me two brothers in time of war Traído por un padre que no se preocuparía Brought by a father who ...
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(informal) (get/have) no success or luck in getting something you want: I tried to find that record but no joy. ♢ ‘I’ve just been fishing.’ ‘Any joy?’ ‘Yes, I caught a big one.’ ♢ You won’t get any joy from her. She doesn’t give money to any kind of charity.
20 de oct. de 2022 · no joy. ( idiomatic) A negative outcome; no success; a failure . I've been waiting 20 minutes for a bus, and still no joy.
