1.欢跃;狂喜
1.to feel or show great pleasure and excitement, especially about something that you have achieved
1.He read every paper he could lay his hands on, exulting in the defeats that were forcing the Germans back at every point.
无论什么报他只要拿得到手就看，读到德军节节败退的消息就欢欣鼓舞。
2.I left the scene quickly, not Wishing to witness the crowd exulting over the capture of the unfortunate people.
我赶快离开现场，不想目睹那些家伙幸灾乐祸地看着不幸的人被捕。
3.It was not in masculine human nature, she thought, to miss an opportunity of exulting over a vanquished foe.
她认为，不在打败了的对手面前欢欣鼓舞不是男人们的天性。
4.Comparing himself to a windblown cloud, he wandered for five months, from spring through fall, exulting in almost every view.
他自比随风漂泊的浮云，云游四海五个月，历经春夏秋，眼前景象几乎无不令他欣喜不已。
5.He ran mindlessly down through black night, away from the red thing and the exulting something-else.
他茫然地在黑夜中奔下山去，远离这红色的物体、还有其他极度兴奋着的东西。
6.He saw them all, fight after fight, himself always whipped and Cheese-Face exulting over him.
他看到次次打架的全盘经过，自己老是挨打，盘儿脸呢，因打垮了他而趾高气扬。
7.The port is near, the bells I hear, the people all exulting.
驶近港口，我听见了钟声，人们欢欣若狂。
8.The exulting sense - the pulse's maddening play,
那狂喜之感——那脉搏畅快的跳动，