jubilant

英 [ˈdʒuːbɪlənt]

美 [ˈdʒuːbɪlənt]

adj.  喜气洋洋的; 欢欣鼓舞的; 欢呼雀跃的

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牛津词典

adj.

• 喜气洋洋的；欢欣鼓舞的；欢呼雀跃的
  feeling or showing great happiness because of a success

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED （因为成功而）欢欣鼓舞的，欣喜若狂的
  If you arejubilant, you feel extremely happy because of a success.
  1. Ferdinand was jubilant after making an impressive comeback from a month on the injured list.
     费迪南德受伤休养了一个月，重新归队后表现非常出色，他简直高兴极了。
  2. ...the jubilant crowds of Paris.
     巴黎欢腾的人群

英英释义

adj

• joyful and proud especially because of triumph or success
  1. rejoicing crowds filled the streets on VJ Day
  2. a triumphal success
  3. a triumphant shout
  Synonym:exultantexultingpridefulrejoicingtriumphaltriumphant
• full of high-spirited delight
  1. a joyful heart
  Synonym:elatedgleefuljoyful

双语例句

• Classmate B is jubilant to run end.
  同学乙兴高采烈跑下场。
• In one, jubilant opposition supporters believe they are finally witnessing the end of Colonel Gaddafi.
  在其中一个，欢呼的反对派支持者认为他们最终目睹了卡扎菲上校时代的终结。
• The square was full of jubilant crowds.
  广场上一片欢腾。
• Jubilant crowds filled the streets of Tripoli to celebrate Gadhafi's demise.
  首都的黎波里街头到处是群情激昂的民众，欢庆卡扎菲之死。
• I asked her why she felt so jubilant.
  我问她为什么这么兴奋感觉。
• I picked up a few his right of fountain pen, and be jubilant followed his mother go ahead.
  我挑选了几根自己心仪的水笔，又兴高采烈地跟着妈妈向前走。
• They were jubilant over their victory.
  他们为赢得胜利而欢呼雀跃。
• The condition or feeling of being jubilant.
  欢腾、欢庆的情形或感情。
• Britain's Prince William and his wife Catherine were greeted by jubilant crowds on Canada's Prince Edward Island on Monday.
  星期一的时候，英国威廉王子和他的妻子凯瑟琳在加拿大的爱德华王子岛受到欢呼人群的迎接。
• "It was a chance for me to say on behalf of all Americans and people around the world: Job well done," Obama told a jubilant audience of soldiers just returned from tours of duty in Afghanistan.
  “这是我代表所有的美国人和世界人民说话的一个机会：干得漂亮”，奥巴马对刚从阿富汗执行任务归来的开心的士兵听众说。