深度学习
ebullient (e BULL yent) This word describes an outward manner of high enthusiasm that would presumably come from a feeling of joy and high spirits. Its Latin root word is a verb meaning “to bubble up,” so we might say you’re figuratively “boiling over” with happiness when you’re ebullient. The noun form is “ebullience.”
- Lucretia’s good mood was evident to us all from her ebullient greeting of each of us with a newly coined, affectionate nickname.
- When his accountant told him about the large tax refund he would receive this year, Mr. Gadda’s resulting ebullience prompted him to make an im-mediate booking of a trip to Patagonia.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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热情洋溢（e BULL yent）这个词描述了一种外表上的高度热情，可能来自于喜悦和高昂的情绪。它的拉丁词根是一个动词，意思是“冒泡”，所以我们可以说，当你兴高采烈的时候，你会被幸福“淹没”。名词形式是“热情洋溢”
- Lucretia的好心情对我们所有人来说都是显而易见的，她用一个新创造的、深情的昵称热情地问候我们每个人
- 当他的会计师告诉他今年将获得巨额退税时，Gadda先生由此产生的热情促使他立即预订了前往巴塔哥尼亚的旅行
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