Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English - enjoy

~ v 1 to get pleasure from something  (Did you enjoy the movie? | enjoy doing sth)  (Young children enjoy helping with household tasks.) 2 to have something good such as success or a particular ability or advantage  (These workers enjoy a high level of job security.) 3 enjoy yourself to be happy and experience pleasure in a particular situation  (She was determined to enjoy herself at the party, even though her ex-boyfriend would be there.) 4 enjoy! AmE spoken used when you give someone something and you want them to get pleasure from it  (Here's your steak - enjoy!)  ( USAGE NOTE: ENJOY GRAMMAR Enjoy is nearly always followed by a noun phrase, a pronoun, or by a verb with -ing Did you enjoy the movie? Yes, I enjoyed it a lot (NOT I enjoyed with/of it).| I really enjoyed myself last night at the theater (NOT I enjoyed at the theater). | He enjoys travelling very much (NOT He enjoys very much travelling or He enjoys to travel). )