1.精神错乱地
1.as a result of being delirious, e.g. because of poisoning, fever, or brain injury
2.in an extremely excited or emotional way
1.They toiled away for a year, bootstrapped the product to life, found a first customer, and made that customer deliriously happy.
他们艰难的度过了一年，找到了第一个客户，并且让客户极其开心。
2.Shaya ran towards second base as the runners ahead of him deliriously circled the bases towards home.
沙亚朝二垒跑去，这时他前面的队员兴奋地朝着本垒的方向把垒圈了起来。
3.She was too deliriously happy to speak, and the only words she could have said were, "I love you, I love you! "
她欢欣若狂，说不出来，唯一能讲出的几个字就是“我爱你，我爱你！”
4.We were deliriously happy, delirious with the hope, infatuation, tenderness, and warmth that go with a honeymoon.
我们幸福得都快晕了，陶醉在蜜月之旅的希望、温柔和激情之中。
5.The BBC's Jon Leyne, in eastern Libya, says the region appears to be wholly under opposition control and people are deliriously happy.
BBC记者JonLeyne说在利比亚东部的一些地区已经被反对派完全控制，人们异常的高兴。
6.Reunited with fresh hopes, we'd share a few deliriously happy days together.
我们怀着新希望重聚，共享几天欣喜若狂的日子。
7.They swayed deliriously, testing the air.
它们兴奋地摇晃，嗅着空气。
8.All claimed to be deliriously happy.
所有人都声称，高兴得要发疯了。
9.The deliriously delightful staff at Microsoft's first retail store.
在微软的第一家零售商店发狂愉快的工作人员。
10.They'll tell you exactly how to make them deliriously happy.
他们将确切地告诉你如何使他们激动地高兴。