English to Esperanto Meaning of fun - amuzo

Fun :
amuzo

amuzo, ĝuo, ŝerco, plezuro, sporto, petolo, rigo, ulon, Quip, koloro, nuancon, tinkturo, pentri, amuziĝo, pasatiempo, ludi, suko, sento, asertas, danco, scenejo, spektaklo, ekspozicio, HorsePlay, ludilo, lertaĵo, scivolemo

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Definitions of fun in English
Noun(1) activities that are enjoyable or amusing(2) verbal wit or mockery (often at another's expense but not to be taken seriously(3) violent and excited activity(4) a disposition to find (or make
Examples of fun in English
(1) I spent far too much time and money, fitting it, having fun , relaxing.(2) Calling all children who are interested in dancing and having fun .(3) ÔÇÿThe emphasis this year will be on fancy dress and having fun as opposed to winning,ÔÇÖ said Tim.(4) When life has no higher purpose, entertainment and fun become the over-riding goal in life.(5) it's a fun way to learn(6) It is an example of Marshall's style of filmmaking, characterised by its good humour and buoyant sense of fun .(7) As part of the weekend of fun , activities ranging from robot wars to model car races were held at the Rec.(8) Rees was an excellent listener and a thoughtful adviser and he had a great sense of humour and of fun .(9) Fashion, fripperies and fun seemed to be consuming the nation.(10) This is fabulous stuff, evocative and ethereal while also being playful and fun .(11) Despite the inclement weather all the participants went away happy after their four days of activity and fun .(12) The November wind was chilly, but I didn't think that it was too cold to have some good old fashioned fun .(13) Here are several interesting, unique and fun outfits and styles that you might want to try out.(14) It goes without saying that financial astrology is just a bit of fun .(15) The bustle and madness of the day slowly faded into the exchange of fun memories towards the evening.(16) Parks should be fun places to go but I'm always paranoid when taking children there.
Related Phrases of fun
(1) have fun ::
Amuziĝu
(2) for fun ::
Por amuzo
(3) just for fun ::
nur por amuzo
(4) make fun of ::
moki
(5) make fun ::
moki
(6) great fun ::
granda amuzo
(7) have a lot of fun ::
havas multe da amuzo
(8) be fun ::
amuze
(9) poke fun ::
poke amuzo
(10) fun run ::
amuzo kuri
Synonyms
Noun
1. enjoyment ::
ĝuo
2. merriment ::
amuziĝo
3. ridicule ::
mokadon
4. sport ::
sporto
Adjective
Antonyms
1. bore ::
naskis
2. bummer ::
bummer
3. drag ::
treni
Different Forms
fun
Word Example from TV Shows
- You know why. - Of course I know why. But just for fun, why?

- You know why. - Of course I know why. But just for FUN, why?

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 24

because they won't make fun of me

because they won't make FUN of me

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 7

I thought it'd be fun to spend some time with your children.

I thought it'd be FUN to spend some time with your children.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 17

No, this is fun.

No, this is FUN.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 4

Raj is so much fun to hang out with.

Raj is so much FUN to hang out with.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 4

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