a feeling of great happiness and triumph
欢庆,欢腾。
n. 欢庆;欢腾
The national team won, and there was jubilation in the crowd.
国家队取得胜利,现场人群一片欢腾。
All the players showed their jubilation at the victory.
所有的队员都因为胜利表现出了欢欣。
The jubilation lasted all night on the top floor of the World Trade Center.
这场欢庆在世贸大楼顶楼持续了一整晚。
There was jubilation in the crowd as the winning goal was scored.
球队攻入制胜一球时 人群一片欢腾
His resignation was greeted by jubilation on the streets of Sofia.
他辞职后,索菲亚大街小巷一片欢腾。
Yet his killing did not trigger jubilation.
然而他的死并未引起欢呼。
There would generally be no jubilation at all.
一般根本不会有什么喜悦。
Egypt Erupts in Jubilation as Mubarak Steps down.
穆巴拉克下台,埃及举国一片欢腾。
There was a kind of jubilation immediately afterwards.
随后立刻出现了一种欢心鼓舞的气氛。
词根 jubilant
jubilant adj. 欢呼的;喜洋洋的
jubilantly adv. 欢欣地
jubilance n. 喜洋洋;欢呼
jubilancy n. 喜气洋洋;欢呼
jubilate n. 欢呼 vi. 欢喜;扬声欢呼
a feeling of great happiness and triumph
欢庆,欢腾。