placer.
to like (something or someone)
Meaning & usage
to like (something or someone)
Esto me place mucho.
No me place comer.
to please (somebody)
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Latin placēre, with irregular conservation of initial /pl-/ (the expected form would be *llacer). Compare Portuguese prazer.
pleasure; something done to please
Ha sido un placer conocerte.
Es un placer saludarte.
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Latin placēre, with irregular conservation of initial /pl-/ (the expected form would be *llacer). Compare Portuguese prazer.
placer (place where the superficial detritus is washed for gold)
Fuimos al placer.
sandbank
Where this word comes from
Related to placel (“sandbank”), from plaza (“place”).
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