exhilarated
exhilarated 英 [ig'ziləreitid] 美
adj. 振奋的；高兴的 v. 使振奋；使高兴（exhilarate的过去式和过去分词）
- To be exhilarated is be full of joy, happiness, and excitement. When you're exhilarated, you're in an extremely good mood. A good run on a sunny day full of kittens and rainbows can make you feel exhilarated.
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- adj. 振奋的；高兴的
- v. 使振奋；使高兴（exhilarate的过去式和过去分词）
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1. At 14,000 feet. Oldfield says the sky-high bonding exercise left the workers "exhilarated" and "more confident" in just one day.
奥德菲尔德说，在14,000英尺的高度进行这种高空蹦极，只需一天时间就能使员工“精神振奋”，“倍感自信”。
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2. Daniel Radcliffe, who plays Harry, thanked all the fans who had turned up. "If this doesn't get you exhilarated, nothing else will," he said.
剧中哈里的饰演者丹尼尔·拉德克里夫对当天出席首映式的所有影迷表示了感谢，他说：“没有什么能比这更让你感到高兴的了。”
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3. The hurt and fear of years of discouragement crumbled in the face of the truth of what Mrs. Slaton had said. Jean felt exhilarated and a little scared.
多年的沮丧和气馁带给她的伤害和畏惧，在斯莱顿夫人这番真情实话面前消失了，琼感到振奋，也有一点害怕。
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