a.
快活的，欢乐的;
A poet could not but be gay，in such a jocund company (Wordsworth).
一个诗人有这样欢乐的伙伴，安能不乐(华兹华斯).
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例句
||1: “the fa?ade of the Conquest, severe yet jocund , with one foot in the dead Old World and the other in the New, which did not begin here but on the other side of the ocean: the New World arrived when they arrived; fa?ade of austere walls to protect their avaricious, sensual, happy hearts. ||2: You will enter the nave, where all that was Spanish will be conquered by the macabre smiling lavishness of Indian saints, angels, and gods.”
||1:征服者的嘴脸严峻而快乐，一只脚在旧世界另一只脚在新世界，它不是从这儿开始的但在大洋的另一边：当它们到达的时候新世界也来到了；严峻的外墙用来保护贪婪、世俗、快乐的心。||2:你将进入教堂正厅，那里西班牙人的一切都将被印度圣徒、天使和上帝的死亡微笑所征服。“
adjective
1.Cheerful and light-hearted.
‘a _jocund_ wedding party’
‘July is one of the most popular _jocund_ , jocose, and jocular months of the year.’
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adjective
‘a _jocund_ wedding party’
