en·joy 
/ɪnˈʤoɪ/ verb
en·joys; en·joyed; en·joy·ing /ɪnˈʤoɪ/ verb [+ obj] 1 : to take pleasure in (something)
▪ Did you enjoy [=like] the movie? ▪ Relax and enjoy the view. ▪ He always enjoys a good laugh. ▪ No one enjoys being teased. ◊In speech, enjoy is sometimes used by itself as an informal way of saying that you hope someone will enjoy something.
▪ Here is your pie. Enjoy! [=enjoy it; enjoy yourself] 2 : to have or experience (something good or helpful)
▪ She enjoyed great success in her new business. ▪ The show enjoyed a brief surge of popularity. ▪ They enjoyed a large income from their investments.
▪ Did you enjoy [=like] the movie? ▪ Relax and enjoy the view. ▪ He always enjoys a good laugh. ▪ No one enjoys being teased. ◊In speech, enjoy is sometimes used by itself as an informal way of saying that you hope someone will enjoy something.
▪ Here is your pie. Enjoy! [=enjoy it; enjoy yourself]
▪ She enjoyed great success in her new business. ▪ The show enjoyed a brief surge of popularity. ▪ They enjoyed a large income from their investments.
enjoy yourself
: to have a good time : to spend time doing something that gives you pleasure
▪ He really enjoyed himself at the party.
▪ He really enjoyed himself at the party.
— en·joy·able /ɪnˈʤojəbəl/ adjective [more enjoyable; most enjoyable]
▪ We had an enjoyable time.
/ɪnˈʤojəbəl/ adjective [more enjoyable; most enjoyable] ▪ We had an enjoyable time.
— en·joy·ably /ɪnˈʤojəbli/ adverb
▪ The book is enjoyably silly.
/ɪnˈʤojəbli/ adverb ▪ The book is enjoyably silly.
