Happy new year! No, happy new year.

Happy New Year's Day English: Happy? New? year

Happy pronunciation? English [? h？ Pi] beauty [? h？ pi]？

Feel (or look) happy; Happy; Give (or bring) happiness; Likable; happy

Phrases:

1, Happy Valentine's Day? Happy Valentine's Day

2. Happy marriage? A happy marriage.

3. Happy holidays? A happy festival; Happy holidays

Usage of extended data words:

1, happy can be used as an attribute and predicative in a sentence, and it must take people as the subject, not in a structure with it as the formal subject.

When "happy" is used as a predicative, it can be followed by infinitive, present participle phrase, past participle phrase or that clause to express the reason. Happy is often followed by prepositional phrases such as about, at, in and with. Be happy with, be satisfied with.

Discrimination of word meaning:

Luck, happiness and luck all mean "favorable, auspicious and smooth". The difference is:

1, lucky? More refers to the favorable or lucky situation in accidental opportunity.

2. Happy? Emphasis refers to not getting benefits and benefits through certain opportunities, but learning from others and choosing means. Sometimes it also refers to accidental benefits, but it emphasizes favorable results.

3. Lucky? Refers to the existing success or favorable situation, or refers to the success and joy brought by good luck or opportunity.