n.(名词)

1. 兴高采烈
2. 洋洋得意
3. 欢欣鼓舞
4. 喜气洋洋
5. 振奋
6. 欣快症

Noun:

1. an exhilarating psychological state of pride and optimism; an absence of depression

2. a feeling of joy and pride

Her moods oscillated between depression and elation.

她的情绪时而抑郁，时而亢奋。

She showed her elation at having finally achieved her ambition.

最终实现了抱负,她显得十分高兴.

They were filled with elation and amazement for the results.

他们对这个结果是惊喜交集.

Universal celebrations are held and the whole nation is in elation.

普天同庆,万众欢腾.

I felt a strange sense of elation.

我有一种异常的兴奋感觉.

His elation may well be imagined.

他那得意的神情完全可以想象出来.

The elation of success, which surely now flamed high in Osmond.

成功的意识现在必然已在奥斯蒙德的心头熊熊燃烧.

Ruth was filled with elation at having won the prize.

露丝因得到奖品而得意洋洋.

This little incident filled me with elation.

这一小插曲令我充满欢欣.

He shivered, feeling a muffled anticipation and elation.

他不禁打了个寒噤.心里隐隐感到有了盼头.

Her anger passed like remote flare of elation.

她的怒气象淡淡的兴奋一闪即逝.

Which the elation of liberty and the pain of exclusion were indistinguishably mingled.

她既为自由而洋洋得意,又因未能参加而不胜伤心,两种感情难分难解地纠集在一起.

These bright colors may fill our hearts with elation, but to many they are daily taunts.

这些鲜艳的色彩可能使我们心中洋溢着快乐, 但对许多人来说,它们是日常的嘲笑.

My mother was filled with elation when I got this good job.

我妈妈很高兴我得到这份好工作.

There were sighs of relief and gasps of elation.

有人发出如释重负的叹息声,有人发出兴奋的喘息声.

• His moods varied from elation to the blackest depression.

  出自：M. Meyer

• He walked back..with a tremendous feeling of elation and freedom, hardly able to believe it belonged to him.

  出自：A. Sillitoe