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eu·pho·ri·a
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euphoric (adj.), euphorically (adv.)
词根:euphoria
adj.euphoric 欣快的;精神愉快的
euphoriant 使人欣快的
n.euphoriant 欣快剂
noun
a strong feeling of well-being or elation, sometimes unrealistic or unwarranted, and able to be induced by certain drugs.Dancing to trance music can induce a state of euphoria.
1727年,最初是医生用来形容的一个词,指的是「感觉健康舒适的状态(特别是在生病时)」,来自医学拉丁语,源于希腊语的euphoria,意为「轻松地忍受能力」,由euphoros「容忍得好」而来,直译为「好地承担」。其中eu表示「好」(参见eu-)加上pherein「携带」,来自PIE根词*bher- (1)「携带」。非技术性用法,现在是主要用法,起始于1882年,并可能是重新引入的。早期这个词意指「药物对患者的有效作用」(1680年代)。
精神愉快
欣快
精神愉快,欣快:一种夸大了的身心舒适、安泰的感觉,特别是并无产生这种精神状态的客观现实时
它可由药物引起,如阿片类、苯异丙胺和酒精,也是躁狂症的表现之一
欣快
欣快
New Latin, from Greek, from euphoros healthy, from eu- + pherein to bear — more at bear
The first known use of euphoria was in 1665
evacuateverb
to make empty
to discharge waste matter from the body
to remove something (as a gas) from especially by pumping
to remove troops or people from a place of danger
vacate
evacuate the building
evangelicaladjective
of, relating to, or being in agreement with the Christian gospel especially as given in the four Gospels
stressing salvation by faith in Jesus, the authority of the Bible, and the importance of preaching
euthanasianoun
the act or practice of killing or permitting the death of hopelessly sick or injured persons or animals with as little pain as possible for reasons of mercy called alsomercy killing
europiumnoun
a soft rare metallic chemical element see element
euronoun
the common basic unit of money of most countries of the European Union
eurekainterjection
—used to express the thrill of discovery
euphorianoun
a strong feeling of happiness
euphorianoun
a state of feeling intense happiness, excitement, or sense of well-being compare dysphoria sense 1
Although our understanding of the euphoria or "high" produced by cocaine in humans is limited, animal studies indicate that mesolimbic dopamine neurotransmission and the limbic system play major roles in cocaine-induced reinforcement.—George Bartzokis et al., Neuropsychopharmacology
gender euphoria
In general, participants described their euphoria as increasing over time, as they were able to transition, access gender-affirming medical care, and express their gender in the ways that they wanted.—Kai Jacobsen and Aaron Devor, Bulletin of Applied Transgender Studies
1 “I saw you,” I say at last, and I feel euphoria, fleeting but unmistakable, when I say the words out loud.
2 A distant world away, this effort brought me a small bit of euphoria.
3 He was breathless for sleep to come so that he could be with her, and tonight there was no euphoria keeping him awake.
4 But Ms. Braza never gets her arms around one of the trickiest things about “Liliom” and its variations — a tone that shades from violence to euphoria, menace to humor.
5 “Words cannot express my feelings — everything from euphoria and great joy to awe and disbelief,” he said.
6 The flip side, of course, is that inside the bubble — where everyone knows your name, as well as what Albert Pujols is really worth — lies euphoria.
7 But I feel good—necessary and tired and alive. julijonas Urbonas, the man who thought up the Euthanasia Coaster, claims it’s engineered to “humanely—with elegance and euphoria—take the life of a human being.”
8 A drug that tends to produce euphoria.
欣快剂有助于导致欣快的一种药剂
9 Back in town, a well-earned hearty breakfast awaited me at the Grand, and the endorphins from my ride ensured that my feeling of euphoria would last well into that day’s long drive on the interstate.
10 They stayed married, but much of my childhood was a painful mess that convinced me there was no such thing as love, only a temporary, delusional euphoria.
11 She had a feeling of euphoria.
她有一种欢快的感觉.
12 Instead of the traditional audience reaction — euphoria from the winner’s entourage, anemic clapping underpinned by envy and bitterness from everyone else — the announcement, over dinner at the Guildhall here, was greeted by loud, sustained applause.
13 There is euphoria and sadness, silliness and thoughtfulness, mirth and melancholy.
14 He was in the grip of a permanent euphoria.
他患了一种慢性欣快症.
15 And I think that does happen to cancer survivors – apparently it's really common to feel euphoria, if you get through the treatment, because it's a marathon .
16 That is why the kissing partners can experience feelings of euphoria and bliss in the process.
这也就是为什么在接吻的时候,人们会有种轻飘飘的幸福感.
17 As I write this, the pain, chaos, and euphoria of two years ago are all coming back.
18 Now, with the initial euphoria subsided, the time has come to see just how playable these new gewgaws actually are.
19 This year it didn’t take much looking to see waves being made by several books and catalogs that delved deeper into familiar areas or pioneered new ones, adding some euphoria to our blighted moment.
20 Unruly toddlers may be lulled into euphoria and go face first into the carpet.
2 狂喜
ecstatic enchanted euphoric transport ecstasy rapture enchantment delirious rapturous rhapsodic triumph bliss delirium swoon ravish enraptured thrill intoxication rhapsody into raptures
3 欣快
4 极度兴奋
6 幸福感
7 精神愉快
8 兴高采烈
exalted cheery exuberant euphoric elated chipper effervescent aglow ebullient elation exaltation full of beans be in goodheart walking on air
10 幸福
good happy halcyon advantaged Saturnian wealth happiness welfare well-being bliss blessedness felicity eudaemonia
11 兴奋
steaming shook-up heppedup warm exciting emotional excited intense heated volatile hectic hyper wrought tiptoe effervescent haywire aerated plugged-in bananas hyped-up kicky hopped-up agitato ablaze charge feeling kick boot blast hop thrill excitement bang pulse flush fever sensation ginger flap firework fermentation ferment jolly tremor lather intoxication bracing excitation oomph exaltation throb exhilaration kindling swelter effervescence jism dooda head-trip atwitter atingle athrill fire heat burn kindle psych inflame fizz effervesce mind-blow get gas excite soup fracture hype irritate pique intoxicate electrify titillate inebriate titivate adrenalize full of fizz lose block set fire to