1.
To show high spirits or excitement.
表现出极度兴奋或高兴.
2.
in a delirious manner.
以精神极度兴奋的方式。
3.
A similar point of intensity of emotional excitement.
极度兴奋感情兴奋达到最高程度的近似点
4.
Perhaps he may become extremely nervous and excitable.
他可能会变得极度神经质与极度兴奋。
5.
A state or feeling of intense, often excessive exhilaration or well - being.
兴奋一种强烈的，常常是极度兴奋或极度幸福的状态或感觉
6.
To become or cause to become greatly excited or upset.Often used with out.
使变得极度兴奋使变的极度兴奋或不安。常和out连用
7.
His eyes were wild with excitement.
他眼中流露出极度兴奋的神情。
8.
The news sent the family into great excitement.
那个消息使全家极度兴奋。
9.
I awoke vastly invigorated and rather irritable.
我醒来的时候极度兴奋，而且有点暴燥。
10.
A letdown, as after a period of excitement.
松垮感极度兴奋后的松懈感
11.
People that drive Buicks are getting some kind of jollies.
驾驶“布伊克”牌汽车的人都极度兴奋。
12.
a state of uncontrolled excitement or emotion
"一种无法抑制的极度兴奋,极度激动的状态."
13.
The thought of the coming expedition to the South Pole keyed them up to a high pitch of excitement.
一想到即将去南极考察，他们都感到极度兴奋。
14.
The thought of the coming adventure keyed him up to a state of great excitement.
他一想到即将来临的冒险就感到极度兴奋。
15.
state of excitement and mental confusion often accompanied by hallucinations.
极度兴奋和精神混乱的状态通常伴有幻想。
16.
The thinking of the coming adventure keyed him up to a state of great excitement
他一想到即将来临的冒险就感到极度兴奋
17.
sports fans in delirium after their team's victory.
球迷在他们所支持的球队胜利后的极度兴奋.
18.
extremely exciting as if by alcohol or a narcotic.
极度兴奋，好像是被酒精或者麻醉品刺激了一样。