1.欢跃;狂喜
1.to feel or show great pleasure and excitement, especially about something that you have achieved
1."We have so much material, it's going to be a joy, " exulted Michele Bachmann, a congresswoman and presidential candidate.
“我们有很多的资料，这将令人欣喜”，米歇尔.巴赫曼狂喜道。她是一位众议院女议员并且也是总统候选人。
2.We're inside their system! Lisa exulted, trying to look defeated and numbed from beatings. Here goes.
我们进入他们的系统了！丽莎默默欢呼，努力表现出垂头丧气和对殴打麻木不仁的样子。接着干。
3.Its officials quietly exulted over the legal vindication for the blockade and the right to board, at least in principle.
其政府官员表示很高兴联合国承认其对加沙封锁的合法性，并承认其，至少在原则上，其登录的权利。
4.Mr Smedley, with the drudgery of the office a thing of the past, exulted in the sense of freedom that came from his longed-for release.
斯梅德利先生不再干那单调乏味的办公室工作了，他因得到了盼望已久的宽松而陶然于自由自在的感觉之中。
5.She herself exulted: "People are no longer worried about catching the British disease. They are queuing up to obtain the new British cure. "
她本人欢欣鼓舞：“人们不再担心染上英国病，他们排队来领取新的英国药方。”
6.Even as Wall Street exulted over Mr. Yang's decision to step down, the mood inside Yahoo, where morale has been low, was more muted.
当华尔街因杨致远的离职而雀跃时，在一直士气低落的雅虎公司内部，人们的反应则显得更为静默。
7.And he brought them up into his house and set a table before them; and he exulted because he had believed in God with all his household .
于是禁卒领他们上去，到他的家里，给他们摆上饭，他和全家因为信了神，就都欢腾。
8.Can't you imagine how Satan exulted when he understood for the first time how God's defense hinged entirely upon man's free-will choices?
当撒旦第一次知道上帝的保护完全依人的自由意志的选择而转移时，你能想象他是何等雀跃吗？
9.When more than 100 writers were brought down with Hu, many to be isolated in remote corners of China, Mr Yao exulted.
当100多个作家被胡风案牵涉下狱，许多人躲去了中国的偏远地区，姚却为此欢呼雀跃。
10.Your father Abraham exulted that he would see My day , and he saw it and rejoiced .
你们的祖宗亚伯拉罕欢腾地要见我的日子，既看见了，就欢乐。