英：[ɪk'stætɪklɪ]
美：[ɪkˈstætɪklɪ]
ecstatically如何读
ecstatically是什么意思
- adv.心醉神迷地；入神地
ecstatically词根
词根：ecstatic
adj.ecstatic 狂喜的；入迷的
n.ecstatic 狂喜的人
ecstatically英英释义
Adverb
1. in an ecstatic manner;
"he reacted ecstatically to my plan to travel to Africa"
ecstatically词源英文解释
Adjective borrowed from Medieval Latin ecstaticus, extaticus, borrowed from Greek ekstatikós "inclined to depart from, out of one's senses, causing mental disorder," from eksta-, stem of existánai "to displace, confound," exístasthai "to be astonished, lose consciousness" + -t-, verbal adjective suffix (after statós "standing") + -ikos -ic >entry 1 — more at ecstasy Noun derivative of ecstatic >entry 1
The first known use of ecstatic was in 1590
ecstatically 例句
1 If there is any group that can hurl the spirit heavenward faster and more ecstatically than Robert Randolph and the Family Band, it’s news to me.
2 Q-Tip never becomes a totally unsympathetic character in the movie — the section where he goes shopping in a record store and then ecstatically listens at home is great.
3 She arched ecstatically, then sprang into his lap, pushed herself up against his chest, and touched her cold nose to his.
4 Wonder sings ecstatically of the bounties of winter—“Candles burning low / Lots of mistletoe / Lots of snow and ice! / Everywhere we go”—and of the bounties of love.
5 "It's so weird!" breathes an incidental character ecstatically, and he's not kidding.
6 About midway through, Amadou switched from rhythm to lead, his melodies surfing ecstatically atop the waves.
7 Most of the songs on “Emotion” belong to this category, from the opener, “Run Away With Me,” with its earnest saxophone wail, to the ecstatically yearning final track, “When I Needed You.”
8 Charley moved about smiling and sniffing ecstatically like an American woman in a French perfume shop.
9 Hinrichs dances ecstatically to the disco classic before singing a song by Schubert.
10 The so-called Cellini bell, encrusted with live-cast lizards, grasshoppers, snails and foliage, once belonged to the 18th-century collector Horace Walpole, who ecstatically described it as “the uniquest thing in the world.”
11 The Dreamers is filled with nudity, with tenderness, and most of all, with wistfulness for the ecstatic adventurousness of youth.
12 Agrawal promptly posted an Instagram photo of herself leaping ecstatically into the air at the Bedford L subway stop: “Pinch me, it’s happened,” she wrote.
13 The bar was packed with young seekers from around the world, dancing ecstatically.
14 But smiling ecstatically, and sustaining a more emphatically propulsive pulse with the brushes than most drummers manage with sticks, Bennink reflected the mood of jubilant pleasure in spontaneous music-making.
15 It’s as if he’d been out at a rave with them, dancing ecstatically, ingesting some mildly illegal drugs with them, no thought of sleeping.
16 Chris Blackwell was present on the first night and noticed that when the group went into the song No Woman, No Cry, it was greeted ecstatically by the audience.
17 The maenad on the left of the idol is ladling wine into a drinking cup, while the other two maenads dance ecstatically.
当另外两个女祭司入神地舞蹈著，神像左边的女祭司正以杓子舀取酒，装进酒杯中。
18 The concert performance is both more toughly profane and more ecstatically transcendent; it suggests a religious ecstasy that wrestles more mightily with the world and with himself.
19 She sounds remarkably free and imperiously soulful on a fast Lady Sings the Blues, ducking and diving ecstatically around Carter's careering tenor.
20 “Birdman,” due out in October, has already been ecstatically received at film festivals in Venice and Telluride.