bliss

UK
/blɪs/
US
/blɪs/

Übersetzungen

blisssubstantiv
blisses
Pl.
She felt a sense of bliss as she lay on the beach.
Она почувствовала блаженство, лежа на пляже.
The couple found bliss in their new home.
Пара нашла счастье в своем новом доме.
blissverb
blissed
Präteritum
blissed
Partizip Perfekt
blissing
Gerundium
UK
/blɪs/
US
/blɪs/
Rare/archaic transitive and intransitive verb meaning ‘to bless, make extremely happy’; still attested in modern informal uses such as ‘bliss out’.
blissadjektiv
Used attributively before nouns, e.g., "bliss point".

Definitionen

blisssubstantiv
A state of perfect happiness or joy.
After years of hard work, she finally found bliss in her peaceful countryside home.
A state of spiritual blessedness, typically that which is reached after death.
Many religious teachings describe the afterlife as a place of eternal bliss.
An instance or source of great happiness or delight.
Sunday mornings with coffee and silence are a bliss for him.
blissverb
To make (someone) feel great joy or spiritual blessedness; to bless or delight intensely.
The calm music blissed the audience into a peaceful silence.
To experience a state of bliss; to be extremely happy or relaxed (often with "out").
They blissed out on the mellow rhythms of the festival.
blissadjektiv
Relating to or producing great happiness; delightful (used attributively).
The food scientists searched for the product's bliss point.