1·Sally was ecstatic about her new job.
萨莉对她的新工作高兴得发狂。
—— 《牛津词典》
2·They gave an ecstatic reception to the speech.
他们给该演讲以热烈的欢迎。
—— 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
3·His wife gave birth to their first child, and he was ecstatic about it.
他的妻子生下了他们的第一个孩子，他对此欣喜若狂。
—— 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
4·There seems to be something like a gentle parody, maybe even a mocking tone that fills the lines of the elder brother's ecstatic speech.
似乎有一种温柔的戏仿，可能甚至是一种嘲弄的语气，充满了哥哥狂热的演讲中。
5·The rhapsodist is someone who is joyfully enthusiastic or ecstatic about something.
狂想曲作者指的是对某事充满热情或狂喜的人。
6·It is ecstatic. I don't deny it.
这是欣喜若狂，我不否认这一点。
7·My supporters were ecstatic.
我的支持者们个个欣喜若狂。
8·It woke up my dumb, ecstatic boyhood.
它唤醒了我沉默而充满狂喜的童年。
9·We were ecstatic to be together again.
能重新相聚，我们真是欣喜若狂。
10·The workers are polite, but hardly ecstatic.
这些工人有礼貌但不是狂喜。
1·If crows did not invent the art of having the last word, they are among its most ecstatic practitioners.
如果乌鸦没有发明那种强辩到底的艺术，它们就会处于最欣喜若狂的实践者的中间。
2·"Men, women and children, they are ecstatic about the role of the coalition but worried that it may not continue," he said.
“男人，女人和孩子都对联军行动欣喜若狂，但他们担心联军的介入不会长久”，他说。
3·It is ecstatic. I don't deny it.
这是欣喜若狂，我不否认这一点。
4·They have already become poster-boys for the whoopie pie, with their velvet and chocolate marble varieties winning ecstatic reviews from bloggers and journalists.
他们做出的有天鹅绒和巧克力点缀的无比派蛋糕，使得他们上了海报，并赢得了博客和记者们欣喜若狂的评论。
5·This falling in love and being hurt, falling in love with love, that song that Marlene Dietrich sings must be ecstatic.
这种坠入爱河并被伤害，爱上了爱情，这首歌，玛琳·黛德丽唱必须欣喜若狂。
1·The rhapsodist is someone who is joyfully enthusiastic or ecstatic about something.
狂想曲作者指的是对某事充满热情或狂喜的人。
2·The French media and intelligentsia, predictably, have been ecstatic at the restoration of their country’s honour in this line of endeavour.
可预言地，法国媒体和情报机构，则为在这词奋进的路线中回复他们国家的荣誉而狂喜。
3·His joy then, as he punched the air, raised his arms to the crowd, laughed and almost danced, was perhaps the most ecstatic moment ever seen in golf.
巴耶·斯特罗斯在空中挥舞拳头，向观众高举双臂，大笑雀跃——也许这是高尔夫赛史上最狂喜的瞬间了。
4·In these neutral times, when we are neither ecstatic nor extremely sad, the slightest change in attitude can swing our happiness balance drastically in either a positive or negative direction.
在这些不甜不苦的日子里，当我们既没有狂喜也没有极度悲伤，态度的细微变化就可以使你的快乐在积极与消极之间剧烈的摆动。
5·When we found out you were pregnant we were ecstatic and soon we discovered it was a girl and spent the months running up to the birth getting the nursery ready.
当发现你怀孕时，我们狂喜，很快我们知道是个女孩，我们趁分娩前的几个月准备好了育儿室。