thrill
US
UK thrill n: (excitement)
SC 兴奋 xīng fèn
TC 興奮
TC 興奮
SC 激动 xīng fèn，jī dòng
TC 激動
TC 激動
Alice experienced a thrill as the car went faster.
随着汽车加速，爱丽丝感到一阵激动。
thrill n: ([sth] exciting)
SC 令人激动的事 lìng rén jī dòng de shì
SC 让人兴奋的经历 lìng rén jī dòng de shì，ràng rén xīng fèn de jīng lì
The rollercoaster ride was a thrill.
那次坐过山车真是让人兴奋的经历。
thrill [sb] vtr: (excite)
SC 使极为兴奋 shǐ jí wéi xīng fèn
SC 使非常激动 shǐ jí wéi xīng fèn，shǐ fēi cháng jī dòng
The feeling of the wind rushing by as his horse galloped beneath him thrilled Liam.
骑马迎风飞奔的感觉让他非常激动。
thrill vi: (feel excitement)
SC 激动，兴奋 jī dòng，xīng fèn
TC 激動，興奮
TC 激動，興奮
The audience thrilled as the illusionist disappeared in a puff of smoke.
魔术师消失在一团烟雾中，让观众感到非常激动。
thrill to [sth], thrill at [sth] vi + prep: (be excited by)
SC 因...而激动, 因...而兴奋
The velodrome was filled with spectators thrilling to the speed of the cyclists.
自行车运动员在赛车场中高速骑行，让观众们非常激动。
thrill seeker, thrill-seeker n: ([sb] who enjoys dangerous pursuits)
SC 寻求刺激的人 xún qiú cì jī de rén
Billy's a thrill seeker – his favourite sport is skydiving.
thrill-seeking n: (desire for excitement, danger)
SC 追求刺激，寻求刺激
thrill-seeking adj: (wanting excitement, danger)
SC 追求刺激的，寻求刺激的