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Meanings of fun in anglès

portuguès
entreterimento
català
diversió

Activities that are enjoyable or amusing.

diversió
català
befa
espanyol
guasa

Verbal wit or mockery (often at another's expense but not to be taken seriously)

befa

A source of amusement, enjoyment or pleasure.

Amusing.

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Usage of fun in anglès
1
Instead, fun means deliberately manipulating a familiar situation in a new way.
Wired
2
Family reading Children can have fun by joining in family reading activities.
The South African
3
What kids today need is a fun way to learn scientific concepts.
Wired
4
So it was actually a really great night, it was really fun.
Radio NZ
5
It's fun, but I also really believe in the power of stories.
The South African
6
Go with friends to try new things and create some fun memories.
Ebony
7
The movie takes some time building up to really fun action scenes.
Wired
8
We also have a way of learning while having fun: hack days.
The Guardian
9
R&B was allowed to be fun, of course, but fun is different.
The new yorker
10
It's far from concrete evidence, but is certainly a bit of fun.
News.com.au
11
Wordplay update: And thanks for the torrent of suggested fun-sounding negative words.
The Guardian
12
West Germany v East Germany in 1974 was fun at the time.
The Guardian
13
It's so fun to try new flavors, especially on a cold day.
Wired
14
I saw five for three at one point, it was great fun.
Radio NZ
15
For unimportant read any fun pursuits; for important read responsibilities and obligations.
The South African
16
The fun house versus the more serious, more artistic, more save-the-world house.
The Council of Dads
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Translations for fun
espanyol
guasa
Fun through the time
Fun across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
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