gladden

过去式：

动词过去式: gladdened

更多词形：

动词过去式: gladdened | 动词过去分词: gladdened | 动词现在分词: gladdening | 动词第三人称单数: gladdens |

单词例句：

sadden those near and dear to us and gladden the enemy

亲者痛,仇者快

Don't sadden your friends and gladden your enemies.

勿使亲者痛仇者快。

There is no lovelier colour on earth than that in which they are now clad;it seems to refresh as well as gladden my eyes, and its influence sinks deep into my heart.

世上再也没有哪种颜色比现在落叶松的颜色更可爱了，它们简直让我眼前一亮，备感愉悦，沁入心底。

They freshen up our homes and gladden our hearts.

鲜花让我们的房间充满生机，让我们心情舒畅。

On behalf of the staff of Gladden Hotel Shilong I am delighted to give best wishes to all the old and new customers and friends from all parts of our society.

在此，我谨代表石龙金凯悦大酒店全体同仁向长期以来给予我们支持的新老客户及社会各界人士致以深深的祝福与谢意！

a good and clean conscience will gladden the heart of man far more than the philosophy of the learned;and contempt for riches will be of more weight than every treasure on earth.

在那时候，博学穷理，不如良心无罪更叫人喜欢：富有天下者，不如轻弃财帛者更叫人尊重。

It comes from a letter which Chu Fou, a general under Liu Hsiu of the Eastern Han Dynasty, wrote to Peng Chung, the prefect of Yuyang. In context it reads, "Whatever you do, you must be sure that you do not sadden your friends and gladden your enemies."

这句话出于东汉时刘秀的一位将军叫朱浮的写给渔阳太守彭宠的一封信，那信上说：“凡举事无为亲厚者所痛，而为见仇者所快。”

gladden

v.(使)高兴,(使)愉快

“In the Second Age their king, Oropher [the father of Thranduil, father of Legolas], had withdraw northward beyond the Gladden Fields.

（在第二纪，他们的国王欧瑞费尔[瑟兰迪尔的父亲，莱戈拉斯的祖父] 撤退到喜悦之地以北。