euphoria
/juːˈfɔː.ri.ə/noun
C1formalcommon/juːˈfɔː.ri.ə/incontável
A noun referring to an intense feeling of happiness, excitement, or well-being.
ruСуществительное, обозначающее интенсивное чувство счастья, волнения или благополучия.esSustantivo que denota una intensa sensación de felicidad, excitación o bienestar, a menudo abrumadora o exagerada.frNom désignant un intense sentiment de bonheur, d'excitation ou de bien-être.deSubstantiv, das ein intensives Gefühl von Glück, Begeisterung oder Wohlbefinden bezeichnet, oft in gesteigerter oder krankhafter Form.ptSubstantivo que designa um sentimento intenso de felicidade, excitação ou bem-estar, muitas vezes sem causa aparente ou desproporcional à situação.zh名词,指强烈的幸福、兴奋或安乐感,常带有不切实际或短暂的欣快意味。arاسم يشير إلى شعور مكثف بالسعادة والبهجة والارتياح أو النشوة، وقد يكون ناتجًا عن سبب نفسي أو جسدي أو دوائي.
- Intense happiness B2 formal
An overwhelming feeling of happiness, excitement, or well-being.
- Winning the championship filled the team with euphoria.
- She experienced a moment of pure euphoria when she saw the sunset.
- The crowd was in a state of euphoria after the concert.
ruЭйфорияesEuforiafrEuphoriedeEuphorieptEuforiazh欣快感arنشوة
Sinônimos: blissecstasyelationexaltationexhilarationjoyrapturetransport
Antônimos: depressiondespairmelancholymiserywoe
- Drug-induced state C1 formal
A temporary state of intense pleasure or excitement, often caused by drugs or alcohol.
- The drug can cause a brief period of euphoria followed by a crash.
- He described the euphoria he felt after taking the medication.
- Euphoria is a common side effect of certain stimulants.
ruЭйфорияesEuforia inducida por drogasfrEuphorie (état induit par une drogue)deDrogenrauschptEuforiazh欣快感arنشوة
Antônimos: dysphoria
- euphorias plural form
- euphorias' possessive plural form
- euphoria's possessive singular form