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adj.振奋的；高兴的
v.使振奋；使高兴（exhilarate的过去式和过去分词）
1、exhilaratory───令人兴奋的
2、exhilarative───adj.使人高兴的；使人畅快的；令人兴奋的
3、exhilarators───参展商
4、exhilaration───n.兴奋，欢欣
5、exfiltrated───vi.溜出敌军阵地；漏出
6、exhilarating───v.使高兴，使兴奋（exhilarate的现在分词）；adj.使人兴奋的；令人高兴的
7、exhilarates───vt.使高兴，使振奋；使愉快
8、exhilarator───参展商
9、exhilarate───vt.使高兴，使振奋；使愉快
1、gamblers feel exhilarated when taking chances, and find it hard to stop - even when losing - as a win brings a sense of power.───抓住机会时觉得很兴奋，即使失去机会也难以停手，因为胜利能带来一种权力感
2、As the timbers creaked, I felt both snug and exhilarated to be sailing in the wind.───能在风中航行让我感到舒适而兴奋。
3、How exhilarated I was to hear the melody of home when I was in such a fatigued state!───如何高兴，我听到的旋律家庭当我在这样的疲劳状态！
4、He became as exhilarated as if his tender for building a mansion had been accepted.───他成了一样，如果他为建设大厦投标已被接受振奋。
5、She felt exhilarated with the speed.───这种速度令她兴奋不已。
6、I founded after sitting in the office all day, it is exhilarated to going for a walk along the quietly lake in the night.───办公室里坐了一天之后，我感到晚上沿着静静的湖边散散步令人神清气爽。
7、Speed had always exhilarated him.───速度总是使他感到兴奋。
8、"They may not be as exhilarated as they were last time, " Ms. Kennedy said. "But I think they are just as committed. "───“他们或许不会像上次那么兴奋，”肯尼迪女士说，“但我认为他们还会像上次那么投入。”
9、I felt exhilarated after a morning of skiing.───我滑了一上午的雪兴奋不已。
1、The cold weather exhilarated the walkers.