happy; joyful

activities, performances, or hobbies that provide recreation and amusement

a club (the organization or its premises)

a group of musicians who perform music together, such as an orchestra, rock band, or pop group

to be willing or happy to do something; to show readiness to act in a certain way.

Happy birthday

happy, cheerful, and full of joy

Happy New Year!

optimistic; hopeful

delight; pleasure; joy

a cola-flavored carbonated soft drink

a musical theater production or film

the entertainment world; show business

Yongle Emperor, reign name of third Ming emperor Zhu Di [[朱棣|朱棣|Zhu1 Di4]] (1360-1424), reigned 1403-1424, temple name [[明成祖|明成祖|Ming2 Cheng2 zu3]]

rock music; rock 'n' roll

A group of musicians playing together as a musical ensemble, such as an orchestra or a band.

place of entertainment

Carrefour, French supermarket chain

jazz (loanword)

the professional music industry, or the collective community of musicians and music enthusiasts

happy and ready to do something, particularly to help others

to compose, provide, or dub musical accompaniment for a movie, stage production, or broadcast

to seek or indulge in worldly pleasures and material comforts

musical composition

to play around or engage in leisure activities for pleasure or entertainment

to enjoy together

the full range of human emotions or emotional expressions

to play or enjoy oneself through various entertainment activities

a large room or building specifically designed for the performance of musical concerts and orchestral music

(jocular) to an extreme degree; awfully

feeling dejected, unhappy, or in low spirits, often characterized by a quiet or gloomy demeanor

movement (of a symphony)

ambient music played at a low volume in a public place or during an activity to create an atmosphere

to take pleasure in the misfortune or trouble of others

to discuss something with great interest or enthusiasm

to be only too glad to; to be happy to (often followed by a verb or a complementary phrase describing the state of joy)

playground; amusement park

to abandon oneself to a life of pleasure; to lead a dissipated life of leisure while neglecting responsibilities

to live in peace and work happily (idiom)