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erfreut

pleased

The German word "erfreut" is an adjective that means "pleased", "delighted", or "glad". It is derived from the verb "erfreuen", which means "to delight" or "to please". "Erfreut" describes a feeling of happiness or satisfaction.

Similar words in German include:

  • "glücklich" (happy)
  • "zufrieden" (satisfied)
  • "froh" (glad)
  • "begeistert" (enthusiastic)

Difference:

  • "Glücklich" typically refers to a deeper, lasting sense of happiness.
  • "Zufrieden" often implies a sense of contentment or satisfaction.
  • "Froh" indicates a general sense of being glad or relieved.
  • "Begeistert" involves a strong, enthusiastic excitement or passion.

"Erfreut" tends to lie between these, often suggesting a specific and immediate feeling of pleasure or delight in response to something.

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Examples

Sie ist über die Nachricht sehr erfreut.adjective

She is very pleased with the news.

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