Collocations for enjoy - verb

enormously, greatly, hugely, immensely, really, thoroughly, tremendously, truly
She greatly enjoys her work.
We enjoyed the game immensely.

especially, particularly
quite, rather
simply
I simply enjoy the feeling of power.

clearly, obviously
always

be able to
seem to
The kids all seemed to enjoy themselves.

begin to
I was just beginning to enjoy it when the rain came down.

enjoy yourself
Everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves.

just enjoy it/sth
Don't feel guilty about it—just enjoy it!

Enjoy is used with these nouns as the object:
antics, atmosphere, autonomy, banquet, banter, beauty, benefit, break, breather, challenge, chance, circulation, companionship, company, concert, confidence, cuisine, cup, currency, delight, discomfort, drink, entertainment, esteem, evening, exemption, existence, experience, fame, fantasy, favour, feast, feeling, festivities, film, flavour, flight, following, food, freedom, fruit, goodwill, health, hobby, hospitality, immunity, increase, independence, intimacy, joke, latitude, laugh, liberty, life, lifestyle, limelight, luxury, massage, moment, monopoly, music, outing, pastime, peace, pension, picnic, pleasure, popularity, prerogative, prestige, privilege, prosperity, rapport, read, reception, refreshment, relationship, reputation, respite, retirement, revival, reward, ride, right, run, scenery, sensation, sight, solitude, spectacle, spoils, standard, status, stay, stint, stroll, success, sunshine, superiority, support, supremacy, taste, thrill, time, trip, vacation, victory, view, vogue, warmth, wealth, weather, work