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10 Language-to-English Dictionaries狂喜的
Pronunciation / Transliteration: kuángxǐ de
"人群中爆发出一阵狂喜的欢呼声。"
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Triumphantly happy; jubilant and overwhelmingly joyful.
"The exultant fans flooded the streets after their team won the championship."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Latin 'exultantem', present participle of 'exultare' meaning 'to leap for joy', from 'ex-' (out) + 'altare' (to lift high).
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Exultant" is said worldwide
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exultant
Transliteration: exultant
"Elle avait un sourire exultant après sa grande victoire."
jauchzend
Transliteration: jauchzend
"Die jauchzenden Kinder liefen dem Spielfeld entgegen."
esultante
Transliteration: esultante
"La folla esultante festeggiava il ritorno degli eroi."
exultante
Transliteration: exultante
"Recibió la noticia con una sonrisa exultante."
exultante
Transliteration: exultante
"O atleta vencedor fez um gesto exultante para a plateia."
उल्लसित
Transliteration: ullasit
"जीत की घोषणा सुनते ही भीड़ उल्लसित हो गई।"
狂喜的
Transliteration: kuángxǐ de
"人群中爆发出一阵狂喜的欢呼声。"
의기양양한
Transliteration: uigiyangyanghan
"선수들은 의기양양한 표정으로 우승컵을 들어 올렸다."
大喜びの
Transliteration: ooyorokobi no
"彼女は大喜びの表情でトロフィーを受け取った。"
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