pleaser

ˈpliːzər

Definition

Definition of pleaser - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

emotionperson who makes others happy or satisfied

She is a natural pleaser, always helping her friends.

delighter

satisfier

entertainmententertainer who delights the audience

The comedian was a real pleaser, making everyone laugh.

entertainer

performer

showman

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Expressions with pleaser

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people pleaser

person who tries hard to make others happy or get approval

She is a people pleaser and never says no.

crowd-pleaser

performer or event that entertains many people

The concert was a real crowd-pleaser.

Origin of pleaser

English, please (to satisfy) + -er (agent noun)

Terms with pleaser included in their meaning

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all things to all people

exp.

universal pleaser

someone or something that tries to please everyone equally

popcorn

crowd pleaser

entertainment for observers

all things to all men

exp.

universal pleaser

person or thing trying to please everyone

Examples of pleaser in a sentence

As a pleaser, he often put others' needs first.
The magician was a pleaser, captivating the children.
The singer proved to be a pleaser with her enchanting voice.

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French:plaisir, artiste qui plaît au public, ...
German:Gefälligkeitsmensch, Publikumsliebling, ...
Italian:persona accondiscendente, intrattenitore, ...
Spanish:persona complaciente, animador, ...
Portuguese:agradador, artista que agrada ao público, ...
Chinese:取悦者, 逗乐高手, ...
Japanese:人たらし, 盛り上げ役, ...
Arabic:مُرْضٍ, مُبْهِج, ...
Hebrew:מְרַצֶּה אֲחֵרִים, מְבַדֵּר קָהָל, ...
Russian:угодник, ...
Ukrainian:задовільник, улюбленець, ...
Hindi:खुश करने वाला, प्लीज़र, ...
Bengali:তুষ্টিকারী, মনোরঞ্জনকারী, ...
Catalan:persona complaent, animador, ...
Czech:bavič, komik, ...
Danish:glædespreder, crowd-pleaser, ...
Dutch:mensenbehager, publiekslieveling, ...
Greek:άνθρωπος που ευχαριστεί τους άλλους, διασκεδαστής, ...
Hungarian:kedveskedő, közönségkedvenc, ...
Khmer:អ្នកផ្គាប់ចិត្ត, អ្នកសម្តែងដែលធ្វើឱ្យទស្សនិកជនរីករាយ, ...
Korean:기쁨을 주는 사람, 엔터테이너, ...
Persian:کسی که دیگران را خوشحال یا راضی می‌کند, سرگرم‌کننده, ...
Polish:uszczęśliwiacz, zabawiacz, ...
Portuguese (BR):agradadora, artista que agrada ao público, ...
Romanian:plăcere, distractor, ...
Swedish:glädjespridare, publikfriare, ...
Thai:คนที่ชอบทำให้คนอื่นพอใจ, ผู้สร้างความพอใจ, ...
Turkish:memnun edici, eğlendirici, ...
Vietnamese:người làm hài lòng, người làm khán giả thích thú, ...

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