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jovial 【jovial】adj.快乐的A gregarious man, he enjoyed the companionship of a large number of jovial friends.他是爱社交的人，喜欢和一大群快乐的朋友作伴。

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['dʒoʊviəl] 
jovialfull of or showing high-spirited merriment
Use jovial to describe people who show good humor and are full of joy. Santa Claus, with his constant "ho-ho-hoing" is a jovial figure.
Jocose and jocular are similar words, but they refer more to things that actually cause laughter. Jovial is from Middle French, from Late Latin jovialis "relating to Jupiter, the ancient Roman god of the sky," from Jupiter "Jupiter" plus the Latin prefix -alis "relating to." In astrology, people born under the sign of Jupiter are joyful.
All forms of 'jovial' will appear on average once every 1391 pages.jovialjovialityjovially

Front	jovial
Pron	['dʒoʊviəl]
Back	【jovial】 adj.快乐的 A gregarious man, he enjoyed the companionship of a large number of jovial friends. 他是爱社交的人，喜欢和一大群快乐的朋友作伴。
Vocab	jovialfull of or showing high-spirited merriment Use jovial to describe people who show good humor and are full of joy. Santa Claus, with his constant "ho-ho-hoing" is a jovial figure. Jocose and jocular are similar words, but they refer more to things that actually cause laughter. Jovial is from Middle French, from Late Latin jovialis "relating to Jupiter, the ancient Roman god of the sky," from Jupiter "Jupiter" plus the Latin prefix -alis "relating to." In astrology, people born under the sign of Jupiter are joyful. All forms of 'jovial' will appear on average once every 1391 pages. jovial joviality jovially

Jovial Full People Latin Relating Jupiter Dʒoʊviəl Adj.快乐的