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thrill noun
⇨ wave 2 ⇨ excitementwave2 noun Huge waves were breaking on the shore. 巨浪拍打着海岸。a wave of fear/desire 一阵恐惧／欲望a wave of violence 暴力的浪潮wave ♦︎ rush ♦︎ surge ♦︎ ripple ♦︎ thrillThese are all words for a sudden increase in sth, especially a feeling. 这些词均表示心潮涌动。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆a wave / rush / surge / ripple / thrill of sth◆a great wave / rush / surge of sth◆a little surge / ripple / thrill of sth◆a sudden wave / rush / surge / thrill of sth◆a wave / rush / surge / ripple / thrill of excitement / pleasure / fear◆a wave / rush / surge of desire / anger / emotion / relief◆a wave / surge / ripple of interest◆to feel a wave / rush / surge / ripple / thrill of sth◆to send a wave / rush / surge / ripple / thrill of sth (through sb / sth)◆a wave / surge / thrill of sth runs through sb / sth◆a wave / surge of sth sweeps over / through sb / sth■ wave [countable] a sudden increase in a feeling 心潮；情感的涌动◆Suddenly a wave of guilt washed over her.她突然感到一股罪恶感。◆Guilt and horror flooded her in waves.歉疚和恐惧一阵阵涌上她的心头。■ rush [singular] a sudden strong feeling or sign of strong feeling 迸发的情绪；情绪迸发◆She felt a rush of blood to her cheeks.她突然感到脸颊一阵发热。◆You often get an adrenalin rush as the race begins.速度比赛开始时，一种亢奋感常常会突然而至。ⓘ In this meaning rush is usually followed by of, except in the phrase adrenalin rush. 表达此义时，rush通常后接of，短语adrenalin rush除外。■ surge /sɜːdʒ; NAmE sɜːrdʒ/ [countable] a sudden strong feeling （强烈感情的）突发◆She felt a sudden surge of anger.她突然感到怒火中烧。◆A huge surge of emotion swept through her.一股强烈的情感传遍她的全身。ⓘ In this meaning surge is usually followed by of, except in the phrase adrenalin surge. 表达此义时，surge通常后接of，短语adrenalin surge（热血沸腾）除外。 see also surge ⇨ increase noun NOTE 辨析 Wave, rush or surge? Wave suggests a feeling that comes, grows stronger, and then grows weaker again. Feelings may come in waves if this experience is repeated several times. Both rush and surge suggest that a feeling comes more suddenly, faster and more strongly than with wave, but it usually comes only once. * wave指情感由弱变强然后渐弱的过程，in waves表示这个感情涨落的过程重复发生。rush和surge均较wave来得更突然、更迅猛，但通常为一次性迸发◆Guilt and horror flooded her in rushes/surges. A rush of feeling may be more sudden than a surge, but a surge may be stronger. * rush可能较surge更突然，但surge可能较强烈。 ■ ripple [countable] (usually followed by of 通常后接of) (written) a feeling that gradually spreads through a person or group of people 逐渐蔓延扩散的感觉◆A ripple of fear passed through him.一股恐惧感传遍了他的全身。◆The announcement sent a ripple of excitement through the crowd.这件事一宣布就在人群里引起了一阵兴奋。■ thrill [countable] (usually followed by of 通常后接of) a sudden feeling that you feel in your body, especially a mixture of excitement and pleasure 一阵强烈的感觉；兴奋；激动◆A thrill of alarm ran through him.一阵惊恐的感觉传遍他的全身。 excitement noun excitement ♦︎ thrill ♦︎ buzz ♦︎ charge ♦︎ exhilaration ♦︎ high ♦︎ kickThese are all words for the feeling that you get when you are doing or expecting sth exciting. 这些词均表示兴奋、刺激。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆(a) real excitement / thrill / buzz / charge / high / kick◆a big thrill / high / kick◆to give sb a thrill / buzz / high / kick◆to get a thrill / buzz / charge / kick out of sth■ excitement [uncountable, countable] the pleasant and lively feeling that you get when sth exciting happens or is going to happen; sth that you find exciting 兴奋；刺激；令人激动的事◆The news caused great excitement among her friends.这消息使她的朋友们兴奋不已。◆In her excitement she dropped her glass.她一激动，杯子脱手了。◆A shiver of excitement ran through her.她兴奋得浑身发颤。◆The new job was not without its excitements.这个新工作并非没有乐趣。■ thrill [countable] a strong feeling of excitement or pleasure; an experience that gives you this feeling 兴奋感；激动；令人兴奋的经历◆It gave me a big thrill to meet my favourite author in person.能亲眼见到我最喜欢的作者让我激动不已。◆They were just in search of cheap thrills (= excitement that has no real value).他们不过是在寻找一种低俗的刺激。■ buzz [singular] (informal) a strong feeling of pleasure, excitement or achievement 欢腾；雀跃；兴奋◆Flying gives me a real buzz.飞行真让我兴奋。◆There was a buzz of excitement all around the room.房间里一片欢腾。◆You can sense the creative buzz in the city.你可以感受到这座城市里的创作热情。■ charge [singular] (rather informal) a strong feeling of pleasure, excitement or achievement; the power to cause this feeling 欢腾；雀跃；感染力；震撼力◆I get a real charge out of working hard and seeing good results.努力工作并且取得好成果真是让我兴奋极了。◆a film in which every scene carries an emotional charge一部每个场景都深具感染力的影片■ exhilaration / /ɪgˌzɪləˈreɪʃn/ / [uncountable] a strong feeling of excitement and happiness especially one that you get from physical activity （尤指身体活动后的）兴奋，激动◆the exhilaration of galloping over miles of open country在旷野里策马驰骋数英里的畅快■ high [countable] (informal) the strong feeling of pleasure and excitement that you get from doing sth enjoyable or being successful at sth 极大的欢乐；（因成就感到的）极度兴奋；乐不可支◆He was on a real high after winning the competition.他赢了那场比赛后高兴极了。◆the highs and lows of her acting career她演艺生涯中的高高低低ⓘ A high is also the strong feeling of pleasure and excitement that sb gets after taking some types of drugs. * high还可指吸食毒品后的强烈快感◆The high lasted all night.那种快感持续了一整夜。 ■ kick [countable] (informal) a strong feeling of pleasure and excitement, especially one that you get from doing sth slightly dangerous （尤指带点惊险的）极度刺激，极度兴奋◆I get a kick out of driving fast cars.开快车让我感觉很刺激。◆He gets his kicks from skiing.他享受滑雪的惊险刺激。◆What do you do for kicks?你做什么来寻求刺激呢？ |