Translation for 'be delighted' from English to Russian

to be delighted

радоваться [чему-л.] [несов.]

обрадоваться [чему-л.] [сов.]

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delighted

восхищённый {adj} {past-p}

очень рад {adj}

to be

являться [несов.] [быть, представлять собой]

to be back

возвратиться [сов.]

to be absent

отсутствовать [несов.]

to be wrong

быть неправым [несов.]

to be mistaken

заблуждаться [несов.]

to be occupied

быть занятым

to be prohibited

воспрещаться [несов.]

to be forbidden

воспрещаться [несов.]

to be found

встречаться [наблюдаться, попадаться] [тк. несов.]

to be published

выйти [появиться, быть изданным] [сов.]

выходи́ть [появляться, быть изданным] [несов.]

to be issued

выходи́ть [о приказе и т.п.] [несов.]

to be due

быть должным

to be embarrassed

смущаться [несов.]

to be satisfied

быть удовлетворённым {adj}

to be comfortable

чувствовать себя комфортно [несов.]

to be lost

быть потерянным [несов.]

to be wasted

пропа́сть [перен.] [пройти бесполезно, безрезультатно; не найти полезного применения] [сов.]

• In February 2021, after a three-year case, Mrs Justice Falk in the High Court rejected the Official Receiver's assertion that Batmanghelidjh and the other trustees were unfit to be directors of a charity, saying "Most charities would, I think, be delighted to have available to them individuals with the abilities and experience that the trustees in this case possess.
• In 1973, it was reported that the Country Party and the DLP were considering a merger. In response, Gough Whitlam said he "would be delighted to see 'the old harlot churched'".
• of two streets furnishes an interior attraction which any occupier would be delighted to acquire..."
• Yet while Labour had regained the seat which it had lost in 1979, the Conservatives were reported to be delighted at only narrowly losing given that the seat had been their third most vulnerable based on the 1979 results.
• Taste buds will be delighted by the food offerings at MuslimFest with food from various parts of the world.

• Lennon was offered a permanent deal at Lincoln at the end of the season and despite stating he would be delighted to sign for the Imps on a permanent basis, he complained that he could not find anywhere to live in the City and missed Chris Sutton's deadline.
• Robert had fathered a child named Raymond with his wife, and Gibbs was seen to be delighted that she had become a grandmother.
• and that I will always be delighted and surprised.
• He is sure Elsie will be delighted to believe that she has reformed a rake.
• "If you're expecting to see the yellow jackets and the school ABC Sports mic flags, you'll be delighted," Executive Andrew Grossman told reporters."

• His uncle will be delighted he is marrying into the aristocracy, and Elizabeth Gaigh's parents, with five daughters, will be delighted that she is marrying into money.
• If Gurwood would come over on any day in the next two weeks he would be delighted to see him.
• This is an exciting project for Virgin and we believe Virgin Mobile Chile customers will be delighted by the services we will be offering them at launch.
• Satan pretends to be delighted to hear truth and begs permission to stay.
• to be 'delighted' to be given the chance to host the show.

• Arnold told him "If it's the same sort of relationship I'd be delighted because it was very bitchy and also very funny".
• On 15 May "The Wall Street Journal" carried a report with interviews with Gingerich and with Tim White, who cautioned that "Lemur advocates will be delighted, but tarsier advocates will be underwhelmed".
• For example: after having met the requirements, the project manager or the developer works on further enhancing the product, thinking the customer will be delighted to see additional or more polished features, rather than what was asked for or expected.
• The Louisville Courier-Journal said: "You'll be delighted by the author's splendidly told tales of [...] creations ...
• "AllMusic" stated of the album: "Fans will be delighted to hear Hodgson returning to the craft of writing high-quality songs" [...]...