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glee n.欢乐；高兴 (1) 但不幸的是，快活很有限。(2) 那个新来的人快快活活地搓着双手。(3) 她好不容易才克制住自己将要露出的喜悦笑容来。(4) 她孩子气地高兴地拍着手。(5) 她得知这消息高兴之至。(6) 当我说带孩子们去动物园时，他们高兴地喊叫起来。 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.

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英 [ɡliː] 美 [ɡliː] (1) Unfortunately, glee is very confined.(2) The newcomer rubbed his hands with glee.(3) With difficulty she restrained a smile of glee.(4) She clapped her hands in childish glee.(5) She is in high glee when she learns the news.(6) My children cried out with glee when I said I would take them to the zoo. 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. 1[N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]欢喜；兴奋；（常指）幸灾乐祸 Glee is a feeling of happiness and excitement, often caused by someone else's misfortune.   [oft with N]His victory was greeted with glee by his fellow American golfers...他的美国高尔夫球队友们为他的胜利感到欢欣鼓舞。There was much glee among journalists over the leaked letter.那封被泄密的信让记者们很是兴奋。

英语单词	glee
英美音标	英 [ɡliː] 美 [ɡliː]
中文释义	n.欢乐；高兴
英语例句	(1) Unfortunately, glee is very confined. (2) The newcomer rubbed his hands with glee. (3) With difficulty she restrained a smile of glee. (4) She clapped her hands in childish glee. (5) She is in high glee when she learns the news. (6) My children cried out with glee when I said I would take them to the zoo.
中文例句	(1) 但不幸的是，快活很有限。 (2) 那个新来的人快快活活地搓着双手。 (3) 她好不容易才克制住自己将要露出的喜悦笑容来。 (4) 她孩子气地高兴地拍着手。 (5) 她得知这消息高兴之至。 (6) 当我说带孩子们去动物园时，他们高兴地喊叫起来。
vocabulary简明	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.
vocabulary扩展	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.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]欢喜；兴奋；（常指）幸灾乐祸 Glee is a feeling of happiness and excitement, often caused by someone else's misfortune. [oft with N] His victory was greeted with glee by his fellow American golfers... 他的美国高尔夫球队友们为他的胜利感到欢欣鼓舞。 There was much glee among journalists over the leaked letter. 那封被泄密的信让记者们很是兴奋。

Glee Hands I Happiness 英 ɡliː] 美 ɡliː N.欢乐；高兴