amused

UK
/əˈmjuːzd/
US
/əˈmjuzd/
amusedpast participle
UK
/əˈmjuːzd/
US
/əˈmjuzd/
Definitions
Having been entertained, delighted, or made to laugh.
He seemed genuinely amused by their antics.
amusedadjective
more amused
Comp.
most amused
Super.
UK
/əˈmjuːzd/
US
/əˈmjuzd/
Translations
She had an amused expression on her face.
У неё было развлечённое выражение лица.
He gave an amused laugh at the joke.
Он весело рассмеялся над шуткой.
The children were amused by the magician's tricks.
Дети были удивлённые фокусами мага.
Additional translations
Definitions
Experiencing or showing a feeling of entertainment or enjoyment.
She had an amused expression on her face as she watched the children play.
amuseverb

amused

Past Simple

amused
Past Simple
amused
Past Participle
amusing
Gerund
UK
/əˈmjuːz/
US
/əˈmjuz/
Translations
The clown will amuse the children at the party.
Клоун будет развлекать детей на вечеринке.
He likes to amuse his friends with funny stories.
Ему нравится забавлять своих друзей смешными историями.
Additional translations
Definitions
To entertain or occupy in a light, playful, or pleasant manner.
The clown's antics were sure to amuse the children at the party.
To cause someone to find something funny or enjoyable.
Her witty remarks never fail to amuse her friends.
amusegerund / present participle
Definitions
Causing laughter or providing entertainment.
His stories are always amusing.
amusepast participle

amused

Used predicatively and attributively to describe someone who feels amusement.
Definitions
Experiencing or showing amusement.
She looked at him with an amused smile.