it's been a pleasure
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/ɪts ˈbɪn ə ˈplɛʒɚ/
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To express that one has enjoyed something and is grateful for it.
Examples
I just wanted to say it's been a pleasure working with you.
After the meeting, she smiled and said it's been a pleasure to collaborate.
When we finished the tour, the guide told us it's been a pleasure showing the city.
Even though the project ended early, I told the team it's been a pleasure working together.
He shook my hand and added it's been a pleasure to meet you today.
Similar words
I've had a wonderful experience
I've really liked this
It was a delight
It's been great
I've enjoyed our time together
Meanings
Examples
I just wanted to say it's been a pleasure working with you.
After the meeting, she smiled and said it's been a pleasure to collaborate.
When we finished the tour, the guide told us it's been a pleasure showing the city.
He shook my hand and added it's been a pleasure to meet you today.
Even though the project ended early, I told the team it's been a pleasure working together.
Similar words
I've enjoyed our time together
It's been great
I've had a wonderful experience
It was a delight
I've really liked this
FAQ
What does it's been a pleasure mean?
A courteous way to say you have enjoyed the interaction or conversation.
When should I use it's been a pleasure?
Use it at the end of a meeting, interview, or any social exchange to show gratitude.
How is it's been a pleasure different from I enjoyed our time together?
It's been a pleasure emphasizes politeness, while I enjoyed our time together is more direct.
Is it's been a pleasure formal or informal?
It is neutral; suitable for both formal and informal settings.
Can it's been a pleasure be used in written communication?
Yes, it works well in emails, letters, or messages to close on a positive note.
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