ebullient

IPA/ɪˈbʌliənt/
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ebullient — 形容詞

  • ebullientpositive
  • more ebullientcomparative
  • most ebullientsuperlative

1. showing lively happiness, excited energy, and clear confidence

1.形容詞C2
釋義

興高采烈

情緒高昂,快樂又充滿活力

showing lively happiness, excited energy, and clear confidence

例句

Jisoo gave an ebullient wave as the train pulled into Busan Station.

火車駛進釜山站時,Jisoo 興高采烈地揮手。

ebullient greeting after arrival

Kwame sounded ebullient after his small bakery won the street-food prize.

Kwame 的小麵包店贏得街頭美食獎後,他的語氣聽起來興高采烈。

sound ebullient after success

常見搭配
  • ebullient mood
  • ebullient personality
  • sound ebullient
  • ebullient laughter
  • ebullient crowd
同義詞
  • exuberant

    is close in meaning but often suggests even more overflowing energy

  • buoyant

    can be lighter in tone and often emphasizes hopefulness

  • cheerful

    is broader and does not always suggest strong excitement

  • vivacious

    often focuses on lively charm, especially in a person's manner

反義詞
  • subdued

    suggests controlled or quiet feeling rather than overflowing energy

  • gloomy

    adds a dark or unhappy emotional tone

  • flat

    suggests little energy or emotional spark

文法句型

feel ebullient

sound ebullient

an ebullient personality

an ebullient crowd

用法筆記

Often describes an outwardly bright mood, voice, welcome, or group atmosphere, not just private happiness. It is more vivid and elevated than simply happy or cheerful.

常見錯誤

She felt very ebulliently after the news.
She felt ebullient after the news.
ebullient is an adjective, so use it after a linking verb here.
The room was full of ebullience people after the win.
The room was full of ebullient people after the win.
use ebullient to describe people or behaviour; ebullience is the noun.

同根字

  • ebullience
    名詞C2
  • ebulliently
    副詞C2

常見搭配

常用片語

  • feel ebullient
  • sound ebullient
  • an ebullient welcome

介系詞搭配