rejoiced

英 [rɪˈdʒɔɪst]

美 [rɪˈdʒɔɪst]

v.  非常高兴; 深感欣喜
rejoice的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 感到欣喜;高兴;喜悦
  If yourejoice, you are very pleased about something and you show it in your behaviour.
  1. Garbo plays the Queen, rejoicing in the love she has found with Antonio...
     嘉宝饰演王后，陶醉于和安东尼奥的热恋中。
  2. A Foreign Ministry statement said that the French government rejoiced at the happy outcome to events...
     外交部的声明称法国政府很高兴看到事件得到圆满解决。
  3. Party activists in New Hampshire rejoiced that the presidential campaign had finally started.
     新罕布什尔州党派激进分子对于总统选举终于启动感到欣喜若狂。
• PHRASE 有个滑稽的名字叫…
  If you say that a person or thingrejoices in the name ofsomething, you mean that they have a silly or amusing name.
  1. ...their tortoise, who rejoiced in the name of Carruthers.
     他们养的龟有个搞笑的名字——卡拉瑟斯

双语例句

• He rejoiced at his friend's unexpected good fortune.
  他为朋友意想不到的好运气而高兴。
• We all rejoiced at the news of your success.
  你成功的消息使我们感到高兴。
• We inwardly rejoiced for him.
  我们暗地替他高兴。
• And when I found out you were unhappy with this woman, I rejoiced.
  当发现你跟那个女人不快乐，我反而感到喜悦。
• Anne had very sincerely rejoiced in there being no means of her going.
  安妮没有车不能去，为此她感到由衷的高兴。
• Millions of people rejoiced at the news.
  消息传来，万众欢腾。
• He thought well of my poems, and I rejoiced in that.
  他赏识我的诗，很让我高兴。
• The missionaries should have rejoiced that their efforts had borne fruit.
  外国宣教士应该为之高兴，因他们来华传教的努力有了结果。
• We rejoiced in his good health.
  我们为他的身体健康感到高兴。
• Many Iraqis, especially among the Kurds and Shias, rejoiced at his death.
  许多伊拉克人，特别是库尔德人和什叶派教徒对他的死欢呼雀跃。