Jovial Meaning in English

word

US

ˈdʒoʊviəɫ

JOH-vee-uhl

UK

dʒˈəʊvɪəl

JOH-vee-uhl

التعريف

Full of happiness and good humor; cheerful and friendly, often spreading joy to others.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Describes a warm, open cheerfulness, often about someone's personality or mood. More formal or literary than 'cheerful' or 'happy.' Common collocations: 'jovial personality,' 'jovial mood.' Rare in casual speech, more in written or descriptive contexts.

• Spanish: jovial - alegre
• Portuguese (BR): jovial - alegre
• Portuguese (PT): jovial - alegre
• Chinese (Simplified): 愉快的 - 开心的
• Chinese (Traditional): 愉快的 - 開心的
• Hindi: हंसमुख - प्रसन्नचित्त
• Arabic: مرح - بشوش
• Bengali: আনন্দিত - প্রাণবন্ত - হাসিখুশি
• Russian: жизнерадостный - веселый - добродушный
• Japanese: 陽気な - 快活な
• Vietnamese: vui vẻ - hoạt bát - phấn khởi
• Korean: 명랑한 - 유쾌한
• Turkish: neşeli - şen
• Urdu: خوش مزاج - ہشاش بشاش
• Indonesian: ceria - riang

جمل نموذجية

Tom has a jovial smile that makes everyone feel welcome.

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His jovial nature brightens up the office every day.

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The children laughed at their father's jovial jokes.

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She has such a jovial spirit; it’s impossible to feel sad around her.

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Our boss is always jovial, even during busy times.

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His jovial laugh could be heard across the whole restaurant.

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