glee
glee 英 [gli:] 美 [ɡli]
n. 快乐；欢欣；重唱歌曲
名词复数:glees
- If you learned that you'd won a trip for four to Disney World, it would be hard to hide your glee. Glee means extreme happiness or delight.
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- n. 快乐；欢欣；重唱歌曲
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1. Suddenly an idea struck the clerk, and with avian glee he tottered towards the window.
突然管理员大发奇想，带着一种鸟类特有的欢欣摇摇摆摆地向窗户走去。
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2. I’ve been toying around with Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis again, and it fills me with this nostalgic glee.
我现在又开始玩印第安纳 琼斯和大西洋国的游戏了，这让我心中充满了怀旧的喜悦。
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3. We all know kids love toys — and for good reason: Not only can toys provide hours of glee, but the best playthings can also boost your baby’s cognitive and physical development.
我们都知道，是个小孩都喜欢玩玩具。 玩具不仅仅能够带给小朋友们欢乐的时光，真正有益的玩具还有助于宝宝的生长发育和认知能力。
- glee (n.) Old English gliu, gliw, gleow "entertainment, mirth (usually implying music); jest, play, sport," also "music" and "mockery," presumably from a Proto-Germanic *gleujam but absent in other Germanic languages except for the rare Old Norse gly "joy;" probably related to the group of Germanic words in gl- with senses of "shining; smooth; radiant; joyful" (compare glad), from PIE root *ghel- (2) "to shine." A poetry word in Old English and Middle English, obsolete c. 1500-c. 1700, it somehow found its way back to currency late 18c. In Old English, an entertainer was a gleoman (female gleo-mægden).
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