A (part of a) newspaper or magazine that has articles on films, books, travel, famous people, etc

Phrases

have the pleasure of doing something

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  Used in formal requests and descriptions.
  

‘he asked if he might have the pleasure of taking her to lunch’

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what's your pleasure?

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  What would you like? (used especially when offering someone a choice)
  

‘‘What's your pleasure?’ ‘A cappuccino, please.’’

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with pleasure

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  Gladly (used to express polite agreement or acceptance)
  

‘‘Would you mind telling me how far it is to this address?’ ‘With pleasure.’’

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take pleasure in

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  Derive happiness or enjoyment from.
  

‘they take a perverse pleasure in causing trouble’

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at someone's pleasure

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  As and when someone wishes.
  

‘the landlord could terminate the agreement at his pleasure’

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my pleasure

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  Used as a polite reply to thanks.
  

‘‘Oh, thank you!’ ‘My pleasure.’’

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at Her Majesty's pleasure

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  Detained in a British prison.
  

‘his sharp practice cost him a term at Her Majesty's pleasure’

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Origin

Late Middle English from Old French plaisir ‘to please’ (used as a noun). The second syllable was altered under the influence of abstract nouns ending in -ure, such as measure.

fun

Pronunciation /fʌn/ 

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