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Перевод: exhilaration
[существительное]
веселость ; возбуждение; приятное возбуждение; радостное настроение
Тезаурус:
- There is a polemical tone, an incitement and exhilaration in the earliest essays which is undoubtedly part of that general historical moment during the "heady days of the birth of the women's liberation movement" (p. xiii).
- Again, he greatly underplays the "moments of discouragement" that alternate with "periods of exhilaration" in a research career.
- From exhilaration to discouragement
- Sailing a two-man board is great fun since not only is it particularly fast in moderate winds but there is also the uniqueness of being able to share your exhilaration with someone else.
- Unlike a sport like skiing, the considerable risks are not matched with sufficient exhilaration to kindle my interest, although I wouldn't say no if a boyfriend were to slip naked into one of those clanking climbing harnesses after a hot bath and a glass of wine.
- It was all too easy, when one was young, to disregard the future in the exhilaration of the present.
- The exhilaration of not having to account for my movements to my parents went to my head.
- Mike, beginning to feel some exhilaration as he thought about the piece he would now have to write, and write bloody fast, pushed the thought away.
- It adds to the exhilaration, bringing a smile rather than a frown.
- Children and colts, two of a kind, rushed round and round the field in exhilaration.
- Open your wings and take flight; rise above your abode - feel the exhilaration of movement through the air the wings of the bird symbolise the ability of the spirit to soar above the mundane.
- I hadn't taken part in a sponsored walk for many years and had forgotten the exhilaration of crossing the long awaited finishing line.
- But when she spoke she was careful to keep her voice flat and monotonous to disguise the exhilaration she felt in taking revenge, for herself and for Bella.
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