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euphoric (yoo FOR ik) This word generally suggests an extreme of hap-piness, a “wow” feeling. (Its origins in Greek are more modest; it literally means having good health, and indeed that should be a cause of great happiness.) The noun form is “euphoria.”
- Mary Lou was understandably euphoric when she learned that she had just won the state lottery.
- Ms. Bosco claims that her cat feels euphoric when he gets a fair ration of catnip; while it’s hard to know about an animal’s feelings, jumping up and down and tossing the shreds of catnip in the air does indeed suggest intense happiness.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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欣快感（yoo FOR ik）这个词通常表示极度的happiness，一种“哇”的感觉。（它在希腊语中的起源更为温和；它的字面意思是拥有良好的健康，事实上这应该是巨大幸福的原因。）名词形式是“欣快感”
- 当玛丽·卢得知自己刚刚中了州彩票时，她欣喜若狂，这是可以理解的
- 博斯科女士声称，当她的猫得到相当数量的猫薄荷时，它会感到愉悦；虽然很难了解动物的感受，但跳上跳下，把猫薄荷丝抛向空中，确实意味着强烈的幸福
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