| 词组 | thrill |
| 释义 | thrill /θrɪl/ noun a sudden strong feeling of excitement and pleasure, or the thing that makes you feel thisadjectivesa big/great/tremendous thrill It was a great thrill for me to beat the champion.a real thrill Driving a race car is a real thrill for me.a cheap thrill disapproving (=excitement that you can get easily from something silly or bad) Young people go to the big city in search of cheap thrills.a vicarious thrill (=that you get from watching or hearing about someone else doing something exciting) Many of us enjoy the vicarious thrill of a murder investigation on TV.a special thrill For any performer, appearing in this wonderful theatre is a special thrill.verbsget a thrill Some people get a thrill out of skydiving.feel/experience a thrill I felt a thrill of anticipation as I waited for her train to arrive.give sb a thrill It gave her a big thrill to meet a real movie star.phrasesa thrill of excitement/anticipation/pleasure As the plane took off, he felt a thrill of excitement. |
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