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Meanings of happy in English
Having a feeling of satisfaction, enjoyment or well-being, often arising from a positive situation or set of circumstances.
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Usage of happy in English
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However, you'll see in the New Year on a happy note indeed!
2
Red Army soldier Pilyugin said: 'General Frost is happy to help us.
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What he said Speaking after the match de Villiers said: Extremely happy.
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However, today you are quite happy to be the center of attention.
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MS: You seem to me really at a happy point right now.
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Mr McAra said he was happy to receive the central government support.
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Premier Baird said his government was happy to support the police investigation.
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I'm happy that my family and I are healthy right now, today.
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She should ask, 'What makes you feel happy?' The kids could answer.
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A belated happy new year to all our Irish Times Abroad readers.
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Which no doubt made it a very happy new year for some.
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Google said that it was happy to answer questions about the project.
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They are happy to have consultations about how new contracts shall work.
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The months ahead are likely to start on a happy- go-lucky note.
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I said, 'What answers, Tay?' But you know Tay when he's happy.
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What happened to your wallet? Ron asked, happy to change the subject.
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Happy across language varieties
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
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