US /ˈplɛzənt/
・UK /'pleznt/
there, the adjective. This is more pleasant. This is a nice smell. "A fragrant smell of
This is more pleasant.
PLEASANT THROUGHOUT.
It was a really pleasant, memorable experience.
And overall, dare I say, it was a pleasant experience.
Celebrities might be chased by a swarm of journalists, which doesn't sound very pleasant.
which doesn't sound very pleasant.
Neil: And something that is evocative is usually pleasant, Rob.
Neil: And something that is evocative is usually pleasant, Rob.
Let's get back to the thought that digital advertising can make travelling by lift a more pleasant experience.
Let's get back to the thought that digital advertising can make travelling by lift a more pleasant experience.
Every town and city in the world has one! It's an area that is not very pleasant and is possibly not safe.
It's an area that is not very pleasant and possibly not safe.
You become more alert and able to focus. Your nerves become more sensitive to pleasant sensations, then your whole body relaxes.
You become more alert and able to focus, your nerves become more sensitive to pleasant sensations, then your whole body relaxes.
It's not a pleasant thing to have to do.
It's pleasant.
It's pleasant.