delighting

英 [dɪˈlaɪtɪŋ]

美 [dɪˈlaɪtɪŋ]

v.  使高兴; 使愉快; 使快乐
delight的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 高兴;愉快;快乐
  Delightis a feeling of very great pleasure.
  1. Throughout the house, the views are a constant source of surprise and delight...
     从房子各处看到的景色不断给人以惊奇和欣喜。
  2. Andrew roared with delight when he heard Rachel's nickname for the baby...
     安德鲁听到雷切尔给婴儿起的绰号时，不禁高兴得大笑起来。
  3. To my great delight, it worked perfectly.
     让我非常高兴的是，它的效果奇佳。
• PHRASE （以…）为乐;喜欢;爱好
  If someonetakes delightortakes a delight insomething, they get a lot of pleasure from it.
  1. Haig took obvious delight in proving his critics wrong...
     黑格显然以证明他的批评者是错误的为乐。
  2. I enjoy seeing your parents take such a delight in the boys.
     看到你父母如此喜欢这些男孩子，我很高兴。
• N-COUNT 令人高兴的人(或物);乐事;乐趣
  You can refer to someone or something that gives you great pleasure or enjoyment as adelight.
  1. Isn't she a delight?...
     她真讨人喜欢，不是吗？
  2. The aircraft was a delight to fly...
     驾驶这架飞机是一件乐事。
  3. Sampling the local cuisine is one of the delights of a holiday abroad.
     品尝当地菜肴是去国外度假的一大享受。
• VERB 使高兴;使愉快;使快乐
  If somethingdelightsyou, it gives you a lot of pleasure.
  1. She has created a style of music that has delighted audiences all over the world...
     她创造出了一种能令全世界的听众都感到快乐的音乐风格。
  2. The report has delighted environmentalists.
     这份报告让环境保护主义者欢欣不已。
• VERB （以…）为乐;喜欢;爱好
  If youdelight insomething, you get a lot of pleasure from it.
  1. Generations of adults and children have delighted in the story...
     一代又一代的成年人和儿童都很喜欢这个故事。
  2. He delighted in sharing his love of birds with children.
     他喜欢与孩子们分享他对鸟类的热爱。

双语例句

• He needs to eschew easy gestures, just as he should have avoided delighting a few populists this week by closing down a scheme that lets Mexican trucks into America.
  总统先生应当避免没有实际意义的表态。正如在墨西哥卡车能否进入美国一案中，奥巴马本应否决相关办法，以避免支持民粹主义之嫌。
• This pair have been delighting visitors to Chester Zoo.
  这对儿长颈鹿宝贝儿一直吸引着英国切斯特市动物园的游客们。
• Jiang dipped and danced, delighting her teammates and the arena.
  江钰源轻轻的飞舞，队员们和现场观众满脸堆笑。
• Delighting the senses or exciting intellectual or emotional admiration.
  使感官愉悦或者激起理智的或情感的赞赏。
• A surprising number seem to thrive on disgusting rather than delighting customers.
  通过令消费者反感而非取悦消费者获得成功的公司似乎达到了惊人的数量。
• All of the sensory information of a kiss-the smell and warmth of your partner's skin, the taste and feel of soft lips-shoots into your brain, delighting your neurons and forging new connections.
  所有关于接吻的感官信息你伴侣身上的味道和温度、柔软双唇的触觉和感觉会全部发送到你的大脑中，这会让你的神经元兴奋，并产生新的联系。
• In every well-ordered family one finds the father delighting in his children, and the children rejoicing in their father's presence.
  在每一个正常的家庭里。你会发现父亲以他的儿女为乐，儿女也因着父亲的同在而欢喜。
• Through the Middle Ages and the Renaissance these were ritual fetishes which spoke of the grandeur of the contents, teasing and delighting.
  从中世纪到文艺复兴时期，这些钥匙曾是仪轨中的神物，表达了内容的宏大，戏弄以及快乐。
• Since worship involves delighting in God, it engages your emotions.
  既然敬拜使我们在神里面得到欢喜，当然会有情感的表现。
• The language is, indeed, more difficult of acquirement in the one case than in the other, and possesses more power of delighting the sense, while it speaks to the intellect;
  这种语言的确比那种语言难学，当它诉诸智力时，也更使人的感官感到愉悦。