Bliss is happiness at the top of the scale — not a good mood, but a feeling that everything, for a while, is perfectly right. People use it for deep peace, for a holiday that feels like heaven, for the first quiet moment after a long noise.

Bliss極樂 is happiness at the top of the scale是幸福感的最高點 — not a good mood不只是心情好, but a feeling that everything, for a while, is perfectly right而是一種感覺，好像一切在那段時間裡完全對了。People有人 use it for deep peace用它形容深深的平靜, for a holiday that feels like heaven形容像天堂一樣的假期, for the first quiet moment after a long noise也形容長時間吵鬧後第一刻的安靜

It is a little literary; in ordinary talk you might say “this is bliss” about a hot bath or a silent house. You will also meet set phrases: ignorance is bliss (sometimes not knowing is easier), wedded bliss (married happiness, often with a smile or an eye-roll), and blissed out (so happy you are almost floating — informal).

It它 is a little literary有點文學性; in ordinary talk在日常對話裡 you might say "this is bliss"你可能會說「this is bliss」 about a hot bath or a silent house來形容一場熱水澡或安靜的房子。You也 will also meet set phrases會遇到一些固定用法: ignorance is bliss「ignorance is bliss」（不知道有時候反而輕鬆）, wedded bliss「wedded bliss」（婚姻的幸福，常帶點微笑或翻白眼的語氣）, and blissed out以及「blissed out」（開心到快飄起來，口語）

Though actually, the word is very old English, not a modern invention. It comes from Old English bliss, an earlier form of blīds / blīths, “joy, gladness,” from a West Germanic family of words about being glad and kind.

Though actually不過其實, the word這個字 is very old English是很古老的英文, not a modern invention不是現代發明的。It它 comes from Old English bliss源自古英文的 bliss, an earlier form of blīds / blīths是 blīds／blīths 較早的形式, "joy, gladness,"意思是「喜悅、歡欣」 from a West Germanic family of words about being glad and kind來自西日耳曼語系裡一群表示快樂與良善的字

There is a rare verb “to bliss,” but you can ignore it; the noun is the word students will meet.

There is a rare verb "to bliss,"有一個罕見的動詞「to bliss」, but you can ignore it不過你可以不用理它; the noun名詞 is the word students will meet才是學生會遇到的字