名词
1. There was a sense of exhilaration about being alone on the beach.
独自在海滩上令人心旷神怡。
1. 欢乐：exhibitionism 裸露癖 | exhilaration 欢乐 | exhort 规劝
2. 令人高兴：exhilaratingly 令人兴奋地 | exhilaration 令人高兴 | exhilarative 使高兴的
3. 高兴; 振奋：Differentiate 划分;区分 | Exhilaration 高兴; 振奋 | Groin-vaulted 盖有穹棱的
4. 令人高兴,愉快：depict 描绘;描画 | exhilaration 令人高兴;愉快 | friction 摩擦
1. 兴高采烈;兴奋
Exhilaration is a strong feeling of excitement and happiness.
1. But at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, there's exhilaration as the Mars Science Laboratory rover enters its final testing stages.
2. The exhilaration of that first jump led the Harbin native to continue taking his pastime to greater heights.
3. Hundreds of pedestrians in the square in front of the Beijing Railway Station let go of their exhilaration with cheers and applause.
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4. This alliance of geeks and poets has generated exhilaration and also anxiety.
5. However, she still enjoys the exhilaration lifting a barbell over her head provides.
noun
1. exhilaration
1. the feeling of lively and cheerful joy
e.g. he could hardly conceal his excitement when she agreed
Synonym: excitement