1.欢喜,高兴;快乐,欢乐 (at; in; to do; over)
2.欢呼,宴乐;庆祝,欢庆
3.使欢喜,使高兴,使快乐
1.to feel very happy about something, or to celebrate something in a happy way
1.Eavesdroppingm on a young man who was telling his mother what time he went to bed the previous night, I rejoiced in my situation.
偷听到一个年轻男子告诉他妈妈他昨晚几点上床睡觉，我为我的情况而欣喜。
2.Everywhere he was met by welcomes, which though they embarrassed Pierre , yet at the bottom of his heart rejoiced him.
到处都举行欢迎仪式，虽使皮埃尔觉得不好意思，但是在他的灵魂深处引起一种快感。
3.he knew that it was the real , living natasha , and did not wonder , but quietly rejoiced.
他明白这是真实的活生生的娜塔莎，但并不吃惊，而且暗自高兴。
4.He closed his eyes to slits against the wind and rejoiced. A hundred forty miles per hour!
他迎着风把眼睛眯成两道细缝，内心充满了欢乐，时速一百四十英里！
5.For I rejoiced greatly at the brothers'coming and testifying to your steadfastness in the truth, even as you walk in truth.
有弟兄来见证你持守真理，就是你在真理中行事为人，我就大大欢乐。
6.Her limbs rejoiced to be outdoors again, out of her tiny cabin whose log walls had grown furry and overbearing during the long spring rains.
她的四肢为能再次到室外而充满喜悦，因为能远离她那原木小木屋的四壁，它们在漫长的春雨中，长满青苔，横行霸道。
7.Much of the world rejoiced, but for Americans the end of that monstrous pision in Berlin had a special significance.
全世界大部分地区欢欣鼓舞，而对美国人民来说，柏林那道恶魔般的分界线的结束还有着特殊的重要意义。
8.I thought, the poor fool, that I had found a good friend and helper, and I was rejoiced to see the ship.
我--可怜的傻小子--还以为找到了一个好朋友和好帮手呢，满心高兴地要去观光一下船只。
9.Instead of viewing them as a stranger, I might have rejoiced in them as my own, and welcomed to them as visitors my uncle and aunt.
我非但不必以一个陌生人的身份来参观，而且还可以当作自己的住宅来受用，把舅父母当做贵客欢迎。
10.The king rejoiced to hear that she was innocent, and they all lived happily together until they died.
国王知道她清白无辜后，非常高兴，与她幸福地生活在一起，直到白发千古。