1.兴高采烈,振奋;得意洋洋
1.a feeling of great happiness and excitement
1.no elation on the pestilent face now, only white fear, for the crocodile was in dogged pursuit of him.
这时，他那瘟神般的脸上，已经没有了得意的神色，只有惨白的恐惧，因为那只鳄鱼正在他后面穷追不舍。
2.The proclamation was greeted with elation and relief, even if it was premature by at least two days.
豪言一出，人人欢欣鼓舞、如释重负，连这句话至少说早两天都无暇顾及了。
3.She was filled with elation at the news that she won the first prize in her class.
她听到她是班上第一名时，感到得意洋洋。
4.Feelings of dread, but a sort of elation, filled Jenna while she carried on a conversation with the young man on the phone.
简娜跟那个年轻人在电话里交谈的时候，心里充满了种种担忧，但也有种欢欣。
5.By this visual evidence, cellphone use seems to be correlated with elation, not cancer.
根据这种“视觉证据”，手机使用可能会造成的是“欣快症”，而不是癌症。
6.The momentary elation evaporated as he turned to look up and down the corridor.
他转身上下打量着这走廊的时候，瞬间的喜悦顷刻消失了。
7.The children loved the presents so much that they jumped about in elation as they selected the clothes of their choice.
孩子们都非常喜欢这些礼物，他们高兴得又叫又跳，尽情地挑选自己的衣服。
8.Thank goodness, because all this elation was nearly meaningless without being able to talk to you about it.
谢天谢地，因为所有这些兴奋的心情如果不能和你谈就没什么意思了。
9.While there was elation for Robertson, Gould was left to rue missing out on what would have been the biggest win of his career.
虽然有人罗伯逊兴高采烈，古尔德是左，后悔错过了什么一直是他职业生涯中最大的胜利了。
10.If I were advising him, I would say that the elation of his party's progressive wing is a red flag.
如果让我给他提建议，我会说，民主党中进步派的洋洋得意是一个危险信号。