exhilarate如何读

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exhilarate是什么意思

  • vt.使高兴;使愉快;使振奋

exhilarate自然拼读

ex·hil·a·rate

ihk sI l reIt

exhilarate变形

第三人称单数:exhilarates

现在分词:exhilarating

过去式:exhilarated

过去分词:exhilarated

exhilarate扩展

exhilarated (adj.), exhilarating (adj.), exhilarator (n.)

exhilarate词根

词根:exhilarate

adj.

exhilarating 使人愉快的;令人喜欢的;爽快的

exhilarated 振奋的;高兴的

n.

exhilaration 愉快;令人高兴

v.

exhilarating 使高兴,使兴奋(exhilarate的现在分词形式)

exhilarated 使振奋;使高兴(exhilarate的过去式和过去分词)

exhilarate英英释义

verb

transitive verb

to make (someone) very happy and excited or elated It's a demanding dining experience that may exhaust and exasperate some customers, but exhilarate those who desire a challenge more than comfort.—Thomas Matthews Uncle George tells stories … and exhilarates everybody with his good humour and hospitality.—Charles Dickens When antislavery senator Charles Sumner was honored in a demonstration that exhilarated antebellum Boston, Louisa was there …—Madeleine B. Stern

was exhilarated by her success

exhilarate词源中文解释

"使愉快、活泼或欢乐; 使高兴或快乐",来自1530年代的拉丁语 exhilaratus "愉快的,欢乐的",过去分词 exhilarare "使高兴,使愉快",由 ex "出,出来; 彻底"(见 ex-)和 hilarare "使愉快"组成,源自 hilarus "愉快的"(见 hilarity)。相关词汇: Exhilarated; exhilarating。

exhilarate词源英文解释

Latin exhilaratus, past participle of exhilarare, from ex- + hilarare to gladden, from hilarus cheerful — more at hilarious

The first known use of exhilarate was in 1540

exhilarate儿童词典英英释义

exhumeverb

to remove from a place of burial

exhumeverb

to remove from a place of burial

exhortverb

to urge strongly

exhorted all citizens to vote

exhortationnoun

an act or instance of exhorting

exhortverb

to urge strongly

exhorted all citizens to vote

exhilarateverb

to cause to feel cheerful or lively : put into high spirits

the fresh air exhilarated us

exhilarationnoun

the action of exhilarating

the state or the feeling of being exhilarated : high spirits

exhilarateverb

to cause to feel cheerful or lively : put into high spirits

the fresh air exhilarated us

exhilarateverb

to cause to feel cheerful or lively : put into high spirits

the fresh air exhilarated us

exhilarate 例句

1 I came home that night feeling more exhilarated than I’d felt—maybe, ever.

2 He pushed a shaky hand through his hair, terrified and exhilarated and breathless.

3 He had fifteen miles to travel; master of his team, navigator of his route, he felt proud and exhilarated by his freedom and sense of adventure.

4 After another exhilarating day at the panopticon I collapsed onto the couch.

5 It's exhilarating and I'm tempted to ask Effie Trinket if we can ride it again, but somehow that seems childish.

6 It was a brutal ballet on ice, exhilarating, breathtaking, but elsewhere, in the real world, it was raw, devastating violence.

7 For the first time, I was free, and, better than free, employed; and now, unencumbered by the terrors of the night and pursuit, I was fully sensible of the exhilarating sensations of that liberty.

8 In his secret life, Walter was a fabulously wealthy entrepreneur. exhilarate.

9 It ought to have felt exhilarating, but the girl’s eyes had teared up and her face was drooping, and what satisfaction Mariam found from this outburst felt meager, somehow illicit.

10 "It was an exhilarating time," he recalled, "but I knew that we could not go on forever like some German Bonnie and Clyde."

11 The air here was frigid, but peculiarly exhilarating.

12 Pedaling uphill on Kingsway Road during the morning rush hour could be scary because so many cars were passing me, but the downhill ride was exhilarating.

13 I was twirling in exhilarated laughter when I suddenly fell into a trench.

14 It was a shocking feeling—exhilarating, shivery, true.

15 Working at the dam was dangerous, but Shin also found it exhilarating.

16 “There is nothing more exhilarating than maroon upholstery and oak paneling, and what is that in the corner there? A sedan chair?”

17 This dangerous task did not defeat but exhilarate him.

这件危险的任务不但没有击垮他反而使他振奋。

18 Sharing your ideas will lead to fine-tuning prospects that promote partnerships and an exhilarating lifestyle.

19 Since the beginning, thrill rides were designed to both exhilarate and terrify.

从最开始,弹射座椅的设计就充满了紧张刺激。

20 It was alarming and exhilarating to be going so fast.

exhilarate 同义词

1 使精力充沛

energize fortify invigorate

9 异常兴奋

afire ablaze hop

10 使快乐

glad feast amuse

12 使快活

mercurialize enliven

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