exhilarating
/ɪɡˈzɪləreɪtɪŋ/ (bre, ipa) · [ɪɡzˈɪlɚˌetɪŋ] /ɪɡˈzɪləreɪtɪŋ/ (ame, ipa) · [ɪɡzˈɪlɚˌetɪŋ] /ig-ˈzi-lə-ˌrā-tiŋ How to pronounce exhilarating (audio)/ (ame, mw)
exhilarating — 形容詞
- exhilaratingpositive
- more exhilaratingcomparative
- most exhilaratingsuperlative
1. giving you a strong rush of pleasure and energy, often because the experience fe
令人振奮的
讓人非常興奮又充滿活力的
giving you a strong rush of pleasure and energy, often because the experience feels fast, bold, or freeing
The cold sea air felt exhilarating as we cycled along the cliff road.
沿著懸崖路騎車時，冰冷的海風讓人覺得格外令人振奮。
feel + exhilarating for a physical rush
Amani called the late comeback win exhilarating and could not stop smiling.
Amani 說那場最後逆轉的勝利令人振奮，笑得停不下來。
call + event + exhilarating
Flying above the valley at sunrise was an exhilarating start to the trip.
在日出時飛越山谷，成了這趟旅程令人振奮的開始。
The dancers gave an exhilarating performance that had the whole hall clapping.
舞者們帶來一場令人振奮的演出，讓整個大廳都拍起手來。
Ryo found the steep ski run exhilarating once the fear faded.
不再害怕後，Ryo 覺得那條陡峭的滑雪道非常令人振奮。
- exciting
broader and more neutral; it does not always suggest the same strong lift of energy
- thrilling
often stresses suspense, danger, or dramatic intensity more strongly
- invigorating
focuses more on renewed strength or freshness than on emotional excitement
- electrifying
suggests a sudden shock of excitement, often in a crowd or performance
- dull
lacking the lively energy or pleasure that makes an experience feel vivid
- depressing
producing a low, unhappy feeling rather than an uplifted one
文法句型
be + exhilarating
find + object + exhilarating
an exhilarating + noun
用法筆記
Often used for rides, races, weather, performances, or moments of freedom that create a lively rush. Distinguish from 'exciting', which is broader and can be milder, and from 'exhilarated', which describes the person who feels that rush.