gleefully

IPA/ˈɡliːfəli/
KK[ɡlˈifəli]IPA/ˈɡliːfəli/

gleefully — 副詞

1. showing bright, eager pleasure in a very open way, often because of a success, a

1.副詞C1
釋義

樂滋滋地

帶著藏不住的高興與興奮

showing bright, eager pleasure in a very open way, often because of a success, a joke, or someone else's small trouble.

例句

Tara gleefully waved the concert tickets above her head.

Tara 樂滋滋地把演唱會門票舉過頭頂揮舞。

verb + gleefully for a visible reaction to good news

Christopher gleefully read out the typo on Karim's poster.

Christopher 樂滋滋地把 Karim 海報上的錯字大聲念了出來。

gleefully + read out something embarrassing

常見搭配
  • gleefully announce
  • gleefully tell someone
  • gleefully read out
  • dance gleefully
  • watch gleefully
同義詞
  • joyfully

    warmer and more general; less likely to suggest teasing or gloating

  • delightedly

    focuses on strong pleasure, often without the naughty tone

  • mischievously

    focuses more on playful trouble than on happiness itself

反義詞
  • sadly

    shows sorrow or regret instead of bright pleasure

  • glumly

    suggests quiet disappointment or low spirits

文法句型

gleefully + speech verb

verb + gleefully

gleefully + tell someone + that-clause

用法筆記

Common with verbs that show an obvious reaction, such as laugh, grin, shout, tell, or read out. It often suggests pleasure that is a little showy or naughty, so it is stronger and less neutral than 'happily'.

常見錯誤

She felt gleefully about the news.
She felt gleeful about the news.
After 'feel', use the adjective 'gleeful', not the adverb 'gleefully'.

同根字

  • glee
    名詞C2
  • gleeful
    形容詞C1
  • gleefulness
    名詞C2