thrilled /ˈθrɪld/ adjective
thrilled
/ˈθrɪld/
adjective
Learner's definition of THRILLED
not used before a noun [more thrilled; most thrilled]
: very excited and happy非常兴奋；极为激动 -
I'm so thrilled to see you.看到你我真高兴。
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“Will you come to dinner at my house tomorrow?” “Certainly. I'd be thrilled.”“你愿意明天来我家吃饭吗？”“当然，我非常愿意。”
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I'm not thrilled about/with her decision.我对她的决定不太满意。
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(US) He was thrilled to death/pieces [=very excited and pleased] about the baby. = (chiefly Brit) He was thrilled to bits about the baby.这个小宝宝让他开心极了。
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I'm less than thrilled [=not happy] with her decision.我对她的决定不满意。
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He was none/not too thrilled [=not pleased] by the idea.他对这个主意不满意。