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rejoice

/rɪˈdʒɔɪs/

Übersetzung: Verb, das ausdrückt, dass jemand große Freude, Glück oder Begeisterung empfindet, oft als Reaktion auf ein positives Ereignis oder einen Umstand.

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verb

/rɪˈdʒɔɪs/B2formal
  • deVerb, das ausdrückt, dass jemand große Freude, Glück oder Begeisterung empfindet, oft als Reaktion auf ein positives Ereignis oder einen Umstand.

A verb used to express great joy, happiness, or delight, often in response to a positive event or circumstance.

  1. Feel great happinessB2formal

    To experience or feel a deep sense of joy or delight.

    deSich freuen

    • The whole family rejoiced at the good news.
    • She rejoiced in her success after years of hard work.
    • They rejoiced when the war finally ended.

    Synonymecelebratedelightexultglorytriumph

    Antonymegrievelamentmourn

  2. Express great joyB2formal

    To show or demonstrate happiness, often through actions or words.

    deSich freuen

    • The crowd rejoiced with loud cheers and applause.
    • He rejoiced openly at the announcement of his promotion.
    • They rejoiced together, singing and dancing in celebration.

    Synonymecelebrateexultgloryjubilatetriumph

    Antonymegrievelamentmournsorrowweep

  3. Be ecstatic with joyC1formal

    To be extremely happy or overjoyed about something.

    deJubeln

    • She rejoiced at the birth of her first child.
    • The nation rejoiced at the signing of the peace treaty.
    • He rejoiced in the beauty of the sunset.

    Synonymecelebratedelightexultgloryjoyjubilatereveltriumph

    Antonymedespairgrievelamentmournsorrow

Formen
  • rejoiced past participle
  • rejoiced past simple
  • rejoicing present participle
  • rejoices third person singular
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