jubilation

英 [ˌdʒuːbɪˈleɪʃn]

美 [ˌdʒuːbɪˈleɪʃn]

n.  欢欣鼓舞; 欢腾; 欢庆

复数：jubilations　

GRE

BNC.20960 / COCA.22602

牛津词典

noun

• 欢欣鼓舞；欢腾；欢庆
  a feeling of great happiness because of a success

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT （成功带来的）欢欣鼓舞，欣喜若狂
  Jubilationis a feeling of great happiness and pleasure, because of a success.
  1. His resignation was greeted by jubilation on the streets of Sofia.
     他辞职下台了，索菲亚大街小巷一片欢腾。
  2. ...cheers of jubilation.
     欣喜若狂的欢呼

英英释义

noun

• the utterance of sounds expressing great joy
  Synonym:exultationrejoicing
• a joyful occasion for special festivities to mark some happy event
  Synonym:celebration
• a feeling of extreme joy
  Synonym:exultationjubilancejubilancy

双语例句

• There was a kind of jubilation immediately afterwards.
  随后立刻出现了一种欢心鼓舞的气氛。
• Particular creation for aesthetic state; Why Do People Perform Lion and Dragon Dances on Days of Jubilation?
  审美境界的独特创造&么喜龙的书法风格与文化涵容为什么在喜庆的日子里要舞狮、舞龙？
• All the jubilation that follows can sound like an attempt to forget whatever existential threat the Scherzo poses.
  随之而来的所有欢庆场景仿佛试图去掩盖那些谐谑曲所存在的威胁。
• The jubilation in the streets of Tripoli and the satisfaction in Europe and Washington are understandable.
  的黎波里街道上的欢庆活动与欧洲和美国的心满意足是可以理解的。
• As the most favorite colour of the Chinese people, red represents auspiciousness. It appears on each day for jubilation.
  红色是中国人最喜欢的颜色了，它代表着吉祥、如意。每逢喜庆的日子，我们都可以看见红色。
• I felt not jubilation but sadness for the family.
  我为这一家人感到难过而不是欢欣。
• Through these patterns and images, people express jubilation, good luck, and blessings; in them they entrust their hopes and yearnings for a good life.
  人们通过这样图案形象，传达了喜庆、吉祥如意和祝福之意，又寄托了对美好生活的向往和憧憬。
• In his film is not auspicious red, a symbol of jubilation.
  在他的影片中红色不再是吉祥、喜庆的象征。
• Autumn in October, the national flag fluttering, national jubilation.
  金秋十月，国旗招展，举国同庆。
• In traditional Chinese culture red symbolizes celebration and jubilation.
  在中国传统文化力，红色代表喜庆。