形容词
1. Mr.Smith was gleeful over the achievement they had made.
史密斯先生对他们取得的成就感到万分高兴。
1. 欣喜的；激动的；（常指）幸灾乐祸的
Someone who is gleeful is happy and excited, often because of someone else's bad luck.
e.g. He took an almost gleeful delight in showing how wrong they can be.
他几乎是幸灾乐祸地指出他们大错特错。
1. gleeful
1. Carbon tax discussions always seem to devolve into gleeful suggestions for ways to spend the revenue.
2. As gleeful as'Idol'makes the people at Fox, it depresses their network rivals.
3. England has said she was obeying orders when she was photographed in gleeful poses with humiliated prisoners at Abu Ghraib.
4. Yet Asia should not sit on the sidelines, grumble about past mistreatment and feel somewhat gleeful about the turn in circumstances.
5. gleeful的反义词
5. Big boys from everywhere are jostling to be a part of this unfolding growth story, wielding huge shiny blank cheques as large as their gleeful capitalist grins.
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