placere (general term); delectat me aliquid, delector aliqua re (I am delighted with): gratum, jucundum est mihi aliquid (it is agreeable, according to my wishes): probatur mihi aliquid (it meets my approbation): arridet mihi aliquid; amo, laudo aliquid (I am well content with). To please greatly, perplacere (Cic.; ☞ avoid praeplacere, often used by modern writers, but not Latin): not to please, displicere; improbari: non probari: if it please you, si tibi placet, libet, libitum est, videtur, commodum est; nisi molestum est; quod commodo tuo fiat (Cic.); si volupe tibi est (Plaut.): when you please, quando visum fuerit; ubi volueris; ubi magis probaveris (after Cic.): to endeavor to please anybody, laborare alicui probari (Plin., Ep.); gratiam alicujus captare (Cic.): to seek to please everybody, se venditare omnibus (after Cic., Sull., 11, 32): to be pleased with, contentum esse, acquiescere aliqua re; ferre aliquid.