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Glee ɡliː N 欢乐;高兴 Danced Toys Whihc Father

Front glee
Pron [ɡliː]
Back 【glee】
n. 欢乐;高兴
She danced with glee when she saw the new toys whihc her father bought for her birthday present.
当她看到父亲为她买的生日礼物玩具时,她高兴得手舞足蹈。
Vocab
gleegreat merriment

If you learned that you'd won a trip for four to Disney World, it would be hard to hide your glee. Glee means extreme happiness or delight.

Anything that makes you full of joy, so happy you could laugh out loud, fills you with glee. If your favorite football team wins the Super Bowl, your glee will make you cheer, and a kid let loose with a ten dollar bill in a candy shop might dance around with glee. In the 1700s and 1800s, a glee was a song written for men's a cappella singing groups, which were sometimes called glee clubs.

All forms of 'glee' will appear on average once every 631 pages.
glee
gleeful
gleefully
gleefulness

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