英语释义

• made joyful;

  "the sun and the wind on his back made him feel exhilarated--happy to be alive"

片语

look exhilarated喜沖沖

to become exhilarated兴致勃勃

But Also Exhilarated但也兴奋

glad高兴的；乐意的

gratified使满足，使高兴；纵情（于），满足（愿望等）（gratify 的过去式及过去分词）

She Suddenly Felt Exhilarated她突然感到振奋

pleased满意；愿意（please的过去分词形式）

be deeply inspired and exhilarated深受鼓舞

happy(Happy)人名；(英、瑞典、喀)哈皮

everyone is exhilarated群情振奋

英汉例句

• now i’m sitting here, it’s past 6 pm, and i realized just how tired i am! i’m also exhilarated by the last couple of days.

  现在我正坐在这里，已经晚上6点钟多了。我现在才意识到我有多累！

• she would capture that exhilarated moment and store it in her vault of keepsakes, her heart.

  她会捕捉瞬间振奋，并将其存储在她的跳马纪念品，她的心脏。

• you feel free and exhilarated by being able to express yourself spontaneously and in an uninhibited manner.

  如果你能用一种非传统的方式自发地表现自我，你会感到非常自由与兴奋。

• citizens of poor countries feel exhilarated by their governments’ new power.

  citizensofpoorcountriesfeelexhilaratedbytheirgovernments「newpower.

• it left me very exhilarated because i had never thought of contacting michael jackson」s since his passing and i always find it fascinating to go to the other side.

  这次经历令我十分兴奋，因为我从未想过自己会在迈克尔杰克逊去世后与他交流，我也发现进入另一个世界是很奇妙的事情。

• in this stage of love you feel exhilarated and even 「high」 (similar to the feeling you get after you eat really good chocolate or have a great workout).

  在这个阶段，你会感觉兴奋异常，甚至是很high 有点类似尝到极品巧克力或者 的感觉。

• as the timbers creaked, i felt both snug and exhilarated to be sailing in the wind.

  能在风中航行让我感到舒适而兴奋。

• she emerged from the sea cold but exhilarated .

  她从海水里出来，虽然冷但很兴奋。

• but i was very exhilarated for i found where the problem was.

  但我却非常高兴，因为我找到了毛病所在。

• the hurt and fear of years of discouragement crumbled in the face of the truth of what mrs. slaton had said. jean felt exhilarated and a little scared.

  多年的沮丧和气馁带给她的伤害和畏惧，在斯莱顿夫人这番真情实话面前消失了，琼感到振奋，也有一点害怕。

• it goes without saying that the chinese people around the world are exhilarated and proud to hear the good news.

  毫无疑问，全世界的中国人听到这个消息会十分兴奋，并且以此为荣。

• what is a goal that will make you feel absolutely exhilarated and surging with pride if you achieve it? set that as your goal.

  什么目标你实现后，会让你感到十分兴奋，充满自豪？

• gamblers feel exhilarated when taking chances, and find it hard to stop - even when losing - as a win brings a sense of power.

  抓住机会时觉得很兴奋，即使失去机会也难以停手，因为胜利能带来一种权力感

• the cold weather exhilarated the walkers.

  寒冷的天气使行人精神振奋。

• in these four years, we have been touched by tragedy, exhilarated by challenge, strengthened by achievement.

  四年以来，悲剧使我们动容，挑战使我们振奋，成就使我们强大。

• gliding like an owl through the night forest, i was exhilarated and afraid.

  我就像一头猫头鹰滑翔在树林的黑夜中，既兴奋又害怕。

• the air of paris had exhilarated her and sharpened her wits.

  巴黎的空气振奋了她，磨利了她的心智。

• swarms of fans shouted loudly in exhilarated frenzy as an array of local stars strutted down the red carpet.

  当本土明星们踏过红地毯时，粉丝们的尖叫声充斥着整个现场。

相似词

ecstatic狂喜的人

elated使兴奋（elate的过去式和过去分词）

elevated提高；抬起；振奋；提拔（elevate的过去分词）

enrapt狂喜的；恍惚迷离的；着迷的

enraptured狂喜（enrapture的过去式）

entranced使狂喜；使入迷（entrance 的过去式和过去分词）

euphoric欣快的；极度兴奋的，情绪高涨的

giddy使晕眩；使眼花缭乱

heady(Heady)人名；(英)黑迪

intoxicated沉醉；中毒（intoxicate的过去分词）

rapt全神贯注的；入迷的

rapturous狂喜的；兴高采烈的；欢天喜地的

相反词

depressed使沮丧；使萧条（depress的过去式和过去分词形式）；压低